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Floating ice floes, drift ice in Cierva Cove in Hughes Bay, Graham Land, Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica

Climate Meets Contagion

Global warming is giving ancient viruses a second chance — in a world far different from the one they left behind.

Scientist working in biosafety cabinet wearing purple gloves and pipetting into a microfuge.

Shrinking Organs

From science fiction to reality, organoids are making a huge impact in scientific research, one miniature organ at a time!

Time is money, people pay money to buy time that most important for success in financial goals concept, success man using ladder to climb and holding big clock or watch put into pink saving piggy bank.

Investing in Outreach

Devoting time, energy and effort into science outreach programs helps uplift the community.

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This river is one of the largest braided rivers in New Zealand with a flow of 203 cubic metres per second, running from the mountains to the Pacific Ocean.

Embracing the Braided River

November 22, 2024

Re-envisioning the path to STEM through MUSC neuroscience outreach.

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