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$3M NSF Grant Will Help Development of Interdisciplinary Graduate Training Program
The University of Kansas has been awarded a $3 million grant from the National Science Foundation to develop an innovative graduate training program that combines the disciplines of chemistry, chemical engineering, and computer science.
Argonne and University of Illinois Announce Intent to Form the Midwest Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Coalition
Drug Reverses Signs of Liver Disease in People Living with HIV
Under Time Pressure, People Tell Us What We Want to Hear
People Pay More Attention To Stimuli They Associate With Danger
Watching Energy Transport Through Biomimetic Nanotubes
Aerial Photographs Shed Light On Mont Blanc Ice Loss
Black Holes Stunt Growth Of Dwarf Galaxies
By Staff Reporter
Deciding Between An Online or On-Campus Education
By Ernest Hamilton
Reducing, Reusing Europe's 2.5 Million Tonnes of Plastic in e-Waste Each Year
By Staff Reporter
Former NFL Star DeAngelo William's Cancer Foundation Sponsors 500 Mammograms To Honor Mom
By Staff Reporter
Finding Upends Theory About the Cerebellum's Role in Reading and Dyslexia
By Staff Reporter
Former NFL Star Tim Tebow Preached About Jesus To Inmates at A Maximum Security Prison
By Staff Reporter
Football Superstar Colin Kaepernick No Offer Yet from 32 NFL Teams Since Controversial "Kneeling" Protest
By Staff Reporter
Football Star Darius Slay Announces that He'll Be Watching the Crosstown Showdown
By Staff Reporter
