If you know what diatoms are, it's probably because of their beauty. These single-celled algae found on the ocean floor have ...

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UCSF's new quarterly public lecture series aims to help people understand the human impact of scientific research.

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By turning diamond flaws into quantum sensors, scientists are uncovering new ways to measure reality with unprecedented precision.

To show students what that future can look like, three local water agencies teamed up to host the 2025 Water Career Day.

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The Hormel Institute is seeking $5 million in state bonding to expand its Minnesota Bioimaging Center, aiming to boost STEM ...

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A regular medical examination can already feel daunting amid the uncertainty of what doctors will discover. Behind every scan ...