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Pathways to research: Problem-solving
Young researchers can become local heroes for taking on projects that help their friends and neighbors
Posted in Science & Society, Teaching Science
Tagged ADHD, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, Brandon Li, Brett Gossett, cerebral palsy, diesel, Dominique Evans-Bye, electric bicycle, feature, geographic information systems, GIS, Intel, Intel ISEF, Intel STS, International Science and Engineering Fair, Lexus Eco Challenge, linoleic acid, methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, Micah Toll, Michelle Lee, Morgan Sinko, MRSA, ozone, PAHs, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, Pulse PEVO, Science Talent Search, Society for Science and the Public, Sydney Bergman
Venting volcanoes
Eruptions release bromine, a chemical that destroys ozone layer
Posted in Earth
Tagged bromine, getinvolved, Kirstin Krüger, ozone, Tamsin Mather, volcano
Indoor ozone stopper
Oils from human skin fight off this harmful chemical, but at a cost.
Posted in Environment & Pollution
Tagged chemical reaction, ecology, Integumentary, oil, ozone, pollutants, Reactions, skin
A gassy threat from above
In Earth’s atmosphere, nitrous oxide threatens the ozone layer
Posted in Environment & Pollution
Tagged air pollution, ecology, ozone
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