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Simple solar device extracts ammonia from wastewater

Technique could provide cheap fertilizer and prevent harmful nutrient runoff

Technique could provide cheap fertilizer and prevent harmful nutrient runoff
Author Robert F. ServicePosted on August 1, 2025

NSF and NIH suspend grants to UCLA

Move follows Trump administration finding that school didn’t effectively combat antisemitism

Move follows Trump administration finding that school didn’t effectively combat antisemitism
Author Daniel GaristoPosted on August 1, 2025

Thank ketchup for your French fries

Interbreeding with tomatoes 9 million years ago gave potatoes the genes to develop tubers

Interbreeding with tomatoes 9 million years ago gave potatoes the genes to develop tubers
Author Erik StokstadPosted on July 31, 2025

With boost to NIH budget, Senate panel rejects Trump’s plan to slash agency

Republicans on spending committee push back against proposed reorganization and overhead cuts

Republicans on spending committee push back against proposed reorganization and overhead cuts
Author Jocelyn KaiserPosted on July 31, 2025

Civilian scientists are helping make Ukraine’s military more tech savvy

War with Russia is reshaping research on everything from exotic drones to trauma care

War with Russia is reshaping research on everything from exotic drones to trauma care
Author Richard StonePosted on July 31, 2025

Amid unrelenting attacks on Ukraine, mental health researchers seek to understand psychological toll

Studies of soldiers and civilians could provide clues to diagnosis and treatments

Studies of soldiers and civilians could provide clues to diagnosis and treatments
Author Richard StonePosted on July 31, 2025

The battle for Ukraine’s geological wealth

The nation’s vast deposits of critical minerals have drawn interest from Russia and the United States

The nation’s vast deposits of critical minerals have drawn interest from Russia and the United States
Author Richard StonePosted on July 31, 2025

Our ape ancestors’ taste for fermenting fruit may have paved a boozy evolutionary path

Eating fallen fruit—or “scrumping”—plays a bigger part in many apes’ diets than scientists realized

Eating fallen fruit—or “scrumping”—plays a bigger part in many apes’ diets than scientists realized
Author Bridget AlexPosted on July 31, 2025

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