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As the world continues to leap forward with advances in technology, medicine and science - the moral and ethical considerations of these advances often lags behind.
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It’s called Bisticeratops froeseorum, part of a growing, diverse group of horned dinosaurs that lived in the Four Corners region. The paleontologists who identified it say knowing about these diverse dinosaur species and how they lived – or died – in the ensuing mass-extinction is an important lesson to modern-day humans.
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First-grader Daniel Kang won the 2022 U.S. Nationals at Raytheon Technologies Invention Convention with a watch that warns kids if cars are approaching.
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As the climate changes, hibernating animals will, too. Hibernation is generally used to survive extreme weather and food scarcity. Some animals hibernate at a certain time every year. Others respond to environmental factors like temperature or hunger. Climate change will likely affect both, especially when it comes to available food and each animal’s adaptability.
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Boise State University was recently awarded over $2 million to create a Food and Dairy Innovation Center over the next five years to meet the growing needs of the industry in Idaho.
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The Discovery Center of Idaho is reopened with the world-class Exquisite Creatures exhibit—exploring the intersections of nature, art and science through the work of Christopher Marley.
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New Research Spotlights The Inequity Of Species NamesWhile there's an insect named after Lady Gaga , and a lichen named after former President Barack Obama, a lot of the time species get named after...
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When people test positive for COVID-19, public health officials ask about their recent movements and with whom they've interacted. This process is called…
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An organization called ‘500 Women Scientists’ got its start in the Mountain West. Now, it has gone global with a database of experts who are also women....
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On March 27th, the City Club of Boise welcomed Kendra Pierre-Louis to discuss reporting on climate for the New York Times on the climate desk where she…