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Teens win big for their research
2013 Intel Science Talent Search awards teens for science projects
Posted in Young Scientists
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Cool Jobs: Studying what you love
Researchers study the same animals that fascinated them as kids
Posted in Dinosaurs & Fossils, STEM Careers
Tagged Alberta, biology, boa constrictor, Borneo, Burmese python, cool jobs, Deinonychus antirrhopus, Deinosuchus riograndensis, dinosaurs, Ecuador, Edmontosaurus, Everglades National Park, feature, Florida, Greg Erickson, herpetology, invasive species, JASON Project, jumping spiders, Lapsias lorax, Malaysia, Michael Dorcas, paleobiology, Paul Gignac, snake, topstories, Tyrannosaurus rex, Wayne Maddison
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