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A Change of Heart: How Genetically Modified Pig Organs Are Saving Lives

Scientists are ringing in the new year with transplanted pig organs.  Each day, roughly 20 people die¹ waiting for an…

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Managing Pain With…Anthrax?!

Imagine you are cooking and you accidentally touch a hot pot on the stove. Ouch! It happens in an instant.…

3 years ago

The Importance of Broadband: A Discussion with Roberto Gallardo, Ph.D.

Broadband transmits large amounts of data very quickly and makes things like remote learning, telemedicine, and other important online services…

3 years ago

Reaching Beyond Our Stars: Kepler’s Exoplanets

People look up for inspiration. Likewise, German astronomer and mathematician Johannes Kepler looked to the heavens and unlocked the secrets…

3 years ago

The Computer Software Copyright Act of 1980

Computers are everywhere. Their technology helps people get around, order groceries, do research, and so much more. Technology is so…

3 years ago

Exploring Clean Energy Advocacy with Miranda Leppla

Miranda Leppla is the Vice President of Energy Policy and Lead Energy Counsel for the Ohio Environmental Council and Ohio…

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Turkana Boy

On Dec 19, 1944, Anthropologist Richard Leakey was born. Leakey’s most notable discovery was “Turkana Boy”, a vital piece in…

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print(“Computer Science Education Week”)

December 6th to 12th was Computer Science Education Week (CSEdWeek¹). The idea behind the week-long celebration is to inspire K-12…

3 years ago

Recycling Scrap Metal

Recycling can be tricky--it may not always be clear what to put in those blue bins. Although we may have…

3 years ago

A Pill to Treat COVID-19 and the Shape of Things to Come

Pfizer recently used the Advanced Photon Source (“APS”), a powerful x-ray machine operated by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne…

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