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The move will strengthen Pacific Science Center’s long-term financial sustainability while launching a new strategic ...

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Students seeking to tackle two of the most urgent challenges of our time — food security and clean water — will now be able ...

ResearchGate and Pensoft Publishers have expanded their Journal Home partnership to include 40 open-access journals, ...

For 11 years, Massachusetts Innovation Nights hosted an in-person pitch-and-networking event every month—until the pandemic hit. Now, it's back.

To mark the United Nations' International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the Institute of Physics and IOP Publishing celebrate women who are advancing scientific discovery and help to build a ...

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Current Genomics is now accepting submissions. This journal publishes high-impact research across genome science, including ...

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Burns Science and Technology Charter School has opened its enrollment lottery for Volusia and Brevard county students ...