Academics
Earth Life Began on Mars; Red Planet May Have Had Building Blocks for RNA and DNA First
New research suggests life on Earth may have originated on Mars because the red planet had conditions more suitable to the elements needed to create the basic building blocks for RNA and DNA.
Swiss Archaeologists Discover Ancient Human Settlement in Bolivian Amazon
Brain Protein Deficiency Causes Age-Related Memory Loss, Study
Carson Huey-You Starts Semester at TCU; 11-Year-Old Pursuing A Career in Quantum Physics
Astronomers Find Earth's Sun's Older Twin, But Could It Also Host Planets that Sustain Life?
Bottlenose Dolphin Die-Off Connected to Measles-Like Virus; Scientists Can Do Little to Help
University of Washington Researcher Operates Colleague's Brain From Across Campus
CU Study Relies on Twins and their Parents to Understand Height-IQ Connection
By Staff ReporterCollegiate Learning Assessment Exit Test for Graduating Seniors Coming to 200 Schools Next Spring
By Russell WesterholmSea Otters Cause Chain Reaction Vital to Seagrass Recovery in California Estuary
By Russell WesterholmNearly 25,000 Students fail University of Liberia's Admission Exam
By Staff ReporterLee County Officials Plan to Reduce Funding for UF Extension Programs
By Staff ReporterNASA Will Launch Unmanned Spacecraft Next Week to Collect Samples to Explain the Moon's Mysterious Glow
By Russell WesterholmNew York AG Sues Donald Trump, Trump University for Defrauding Students
By Staff ReporterMercury Found More Prevalent in Deep-Ocean Predatory Fish
By Russell Westerholm
