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Department of Energy Spending Cuts: A Guide to Trimming President Obama's 2012 Budget Request

Department of Energy Spending Cuts: A Guide to Trimming President Obama's 2012 Budget Request
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Tokyo Institute of Technology Teams Selected for 2022 Interdisciplinary Research Support for Scientists

Tokyo Institute of Technology has selected two teams for the 2022 Interdisciplinary Research Support for Scientists Program, which supports research that transcends individual fields.This support program aims to promote interdisciplinary research tha

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Shenzhen Global Investment Promotion Conference held, attracted investment of 879 billion yuan

/PRNewswire/ -- On December 9, 2022, the Shenzhen Global Investment Promotion Conference was held. It led to the negotiation and signing of 315 project...

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Monarchs surge: Mexico data shows butterfly numbers up

The precipitous decline of the monarch butterfly population over the past three decades — estimates place it at more than 80 percent from the 1990s — has won a reprieve.

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Livestock Production Farm Is First Stop on Ag in the Classroom Tour

Livestock Production Farm Is First Stop on Ag in the Classroom Tour
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Daily Trojan | Program promotes science in local schools

Daily Trojan | Program promotes science in local schools
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Texas cold snap could be really bad for monarchs

Recent freezing weather in Texas likely means monarch butterfly numbers will drop again this year.

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CNY Community Foundation announces more than $500,000 for local organizations

CNY Community Foundation announces more than $500,000 for local organizations
Updated Jan 29, 2021;
Posted Jan 29, 2021
A free and family-friendly outdoor game night gathered about 50 people on Wednesday, June 26, 2019, to celebrate the addition of four new permanent chess tables in Hanover Square. The Downtown Committee of Syracuse received a $8,125 grant from the Central New York Community Foundation to purchase and install the tables in the Square. The foundation announced its 2021 grants today. Photo by Sara Lafkir.
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Syracuse, N.Y. -- The Central New York Community Foundation is giving more than $500,000 to 19 different community organizations to help with missions ranging from workforce development to reading lessons aimed at shoring up skills lost in the pandemic.

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January programs at the Millbury Public Library

January programs at the Millbury Public Library
The Millbury-Sutton Chronicle
Community-wide reading challenge
MILLBURY — The Millbury Public Library is participating in a community-wide reading challenge and invites residents of all ages to take part.
From Jan. 1 to Jan. 31, the Millbury Public Library will participate in Beanstack’s Fourth Annual Winter Reading Challenge, “Books Like Us,” sponsored by Simon and Schuster (S&S). Thousands of libraries and schools across the nation will encourage their communities to read a target number of minutes and books. Staff at the Millbury Public Library challenges the community to read a cumulative total of at least 600 hours during the month and keep track of their reading on our Beanstack site at https://millburylibrary.beanstack.org/reader365.

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"Israel must transition from the Startup Nation to the Innovation Nation"

The year 2020 was marked by a global pandemic, yet the State of Israel wasn’t deterred and marked many impressive feats in scientific research, technological achievements, and is gearing up for sending the second Israeli astronaut, Eytan Stibbe, to the International Space Station (ISS) in 2021. It also has plans in the works for its next lunar spacecraft, Beresheet 2, to be sent to the Moon in 2024, and the local high tech industry is booming, despite the crisis.

In an exclusive interview, Minister of Science and Technology Yizhar Shai spoke to CTech about Israel’s next ventures in space, future scientific collaborations, diplomacy, and how Israel can retain its innovative edge as the Startup Nation.

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