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Science on the South Lawn
The White House hosts scores of student researchers
Posted in Young Scientists
Tagged algae, biofuels, Brittany Wenger, Broadcom MASTERS, Caleb Meyer, Earth Day, Easton LaChappelle, feature, herbicide, Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, Intel Science Talent Search, Jack Andraka, Jessika Baral, Mabel Wheeler, Megan Waples, Naethan Mundkur, pancreatic cancer, President Barack Obama, Sara Volz, Society for Science & the Public (SSP), topstories, White House, White House Science Fair
Cool Jobs: Green Science
Scientists get at the root (and stem, leaf, flower, fruit and seed) of the relationship between plants and their environment
Posted in Agriculture, Plants, STEM Careers
Tagged air pollution, air pollution control, albedo, allelopathy, arabidopsis, benzene, Bill Wolverton, birch, botany, climate change, contaminants, cool jobs, ecology, feature, forests, formaldehyde, global warming, greenhouse effect, greenhouse effectPlants, herbicide, houseplants, Joseph Jez, juglone, Labrador, NASA, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, plant chemistry, plants, Pollination, pollinator, Quebec, rice, seeds, Serge Payette, sorghum, spruce, topstories, transpiration, tree line, trees, trichloroethylene, tundra, Université Laval, Washington University, weed killers, X-ray crystallography
Teens win big for their research
2013 Intel Science Talent Search awards teens for science projects
Posted in Young Scientists
Tagged Adam Joseph Bowman, Akshay Padmanabha, Alexa Danzler, algae, algorithm, Ambler, biofuels, biopsy, breast cancer, Brentwood, Brittany Wenger, California, Cheyenne Mountain High School, College Station, Collierville, Colorado, Colorado Springs, D.C., Drug, Elizabeth Marincola, Eugene, fiber optics, Florida, fuel cells, fusion categories, getinvolved, Glenn T. Seaborg award, Hannah Kerner Larson, herbicide, hydrogen, Indiana, Intel Corp, Intel Science Talent Search, Jane Shaw, Jonah Kallenbach, Kensen Shi, Lipids, Maryland, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Munster, National Building Museum, National Geographic Society, Nobel prize, Oregon, Palo Alto, Pennsylvania, Peter Kraft, plasma, protein, Rockville, Rubik’s Cube, Sahana Vasudevan, Samuel Zbarsky, Sara Volz, Sarasota, Science News, seizures, selection, Society for Science & the Public, SSP, STS, Tennessee, Texas, topstories, Washington
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