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We’re on a journey of scientific discovery. A discovery that will help deepen our understanding of pre-historic and modern life on earth.
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The Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut unveiled their new Maritime Center of Excellence this week during a commissioning ceremony.
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Project Oceanology — a marine sciences nonprofit education and research facility in Groton, Connecticut — turns 50 this year.
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One of the world’s most peculiar and smelly plants bloomed at Eastern Connecticut State University in July. The corpse flower blooms once every 10 years or so, but only for a day or two.
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Birds’ bones, specifically their hips, tell the story of their evolution from dinosaurs before they’re even born according to a new Yale University study.
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Scientists at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station are using cutting-edge nanotechnology in hopes of improving the global food supply chain.
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Connecticut has a mandate to teach Climate Change in schools. In May lawmakers approved a law that says the topic must be included in the science curriculum. But is it necessary?
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A study of flora in Windham County has revealed 49 new plant species in the region. While some plants are native to Connecticut, others are invasive.
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DNA research has painted a new picture of how ancient humans moved across Africa, according to a new study from dozens of scientists, including researchers from Stony Brook University.
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Scientists from the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station are helping the indigenous Miꞌkmaq people in Maine cleanup toxic PFAS chemicals on tribal land near a former U.S. Air Force base.