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Science

Counting decapitated sperm and other time-consuming science tasks

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By Oct 28, 2019
Animals

Horseshoe crab blood is rare but crucial for medicine, so this scientist came up with a solution

The rarest blood is blue.
By Oct 11, 2019
Space

That groundbreaking photo of a black hole has raised some mighty big questions

“Nature is providing us with a sandbox.”
By Aug 5, 2019
Science

There’s a lot we can learn from ancient excrement

Sometimes, the poop finds you.
By Aug 1, 2019
Environment

Save the world by saving your plants’ seeds

Keeping seeds year-to-year helps plants remain resistant to diseases and pests.
By Jul 1, 2019
Environment

We’re running out of helium

This lab is trying to stop it.
By Jun 27, 2019
Environment

Leather doesn’t have to come from animals

We're making new textiles from yeast.
By Jun 24, 2019
Environment

How Austin, Texas, turns its sewage into soil

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Beyond the Beaker: 3M scientists tell their stories

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By Apr 18, 2019
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This woman counted literal baby steps, and they walk farther than you’d think

They may be slow, but they cover entire football fields if left to their own devices.