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The CEO behind the world's biggest science and engineering fair says the biggest mistake parents make is putting too much pressure on their kids

The International Science and Engineering Fair is a huge competition with big money on the line. Its CEO behind it says parents pressure kids to win.

Weed or alcohol: Which is worse for your health, according to science...

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A slew of recent studies have sparked growing concerns about the myriad of harms associated with regular marijuana use. But what if you're not a daily user, but partake semi-regularly, just like alcohol?

NASA's compact infrared cameras enable new science

phys.org

A new, higher-resolution infrared camera outfitted with a variety of lightweight filters could probe sunlight reflected off Earth's upper atmosphere and surface, improve forest fire warnings, and reveal the molecular composition of other…

FG inducts 396 foreign-trained Medical Laboratory Science graduates

www.pulse.ng

Alausa said that based on recent data, the country had no fewer than 300,000 health professionals attending to the healthcare needs of more than 200 million people.

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Community science volunteers can set scientific world abuzz with new bumble bee sightings

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Community science volunteers—laypeople with an interest in bees and conservation—significantly contribute to the scientific knowledge of native bumble bees across Canada and the United States, finds a new study by York University.

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'Concealed Layers: Uncovering Expressionist Paintings' Review: Blinded by Science

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The Saint Louis Museum of Art brings comprehensive technical analysis to its impressive collection of modern German paintings, but doing so undercuts their dazzling aesthetic power.

We asked our science editor to review aespa's song 'Supernova'

mashable.com

K-pop girl group aespa's "Supernova" has the ear of NASA. Will its lyrics impress our science editor?

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With PPL’s support, Da Vinci Science Center brings learning and exploration closer to the community

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After several years of planning and construction, the new 67,000 square-foot Da Vinci Science Center is opening its doors in the heart of downtown Allentown. The facility, which replaces its former location on the campus of Cedar Crest…

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Supplements That Promise to Make You Prettier, Healthier, Better Are Everywhere. Here’s What the Science Says

www.self.com

Before you add that “miracle” pill or powder to your cart, read this.

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How do birds communicate? Network science models are opening up new possibilities for experts

phys.org

Nature lovers will know the scene well. A flurry of birdsong, a shake of a tree and out pops a flock of birds flying away in unison together.

Apple emergency bug fix for ‘zombie’ iPhone photos: Tech & Science Daily podcast

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Plus. Singapore Airlines boss apologises for deadly turbulence

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Olympus Corp. of the Americas Celebrates Debut of Endoscopic Explorer Exhibit at New Da Vinci Science Center at PPL Pavilion

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Olympus has committed to a 10-year sponsorship of the Endoscopic Explorer Exhibit

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Biden Drug Czar Says Marijuana Rescheduling Is ‘Based On Science And Evidence’ But Misstates Impact On Prescription Access

The Biden administration’s drug czar said this week that the Justice Department’s recommendation to move marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III of the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) is one “based on science and evidence,” adding that…

Three John Jay Science & Engineering Academy grads headed to coveted US Naval Academy

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Only about 10% of those who apply to enter the Naval Academy are accepted, so the odds of having three from one city yet alone the same high school is very rare. Three John Jay Science and Engineer Academy students however, have done it.

Why you shouldn’t take pebbles from the beach – here’s the science

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People taking pebbles from some beaches in Cumbria, England, will now face fines of up to £1,000.