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Evolution of the Java Jive

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Researchers find that caffeine evolved in coffee, tea, and chocolate independently.

Helping NASA From Home

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Several crowdsourcing projects help astronomers sort through data.

Turn Your Computer Into A Citizen Scientist

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Through distributed computing projects, researchers who need massive amounts of computing power can parcel out portions of the problem to private computers.

Mother Earth Takes Citizen Scientists To Task

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Volunteers collect data for scientists studying the environment in these citizen science projects.

Bloomington’s Ripe With DIY Science

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Denizens of Bloomington, Indiana, take part in the scientific process through these projects.

Earth’s Eternal Flames

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One of Earth's oldest eternal fires becomes [a lot] less mysterious.

Coffee Debate Brews

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Before you grab your next cup of coffee, check out these latest scientific studies.

Move Over, Duct Tape! Graphene Is New In Town

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An ultra-thin carbon material, graphene's potential uses are many and varied.

One-Of-A-Kind Singer Discovered in NYC: A New Frog Species

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Genetic analysis has confirmed that a frog living in New York City wetlands is a new species.

The Science Behind the China–U.S. Climate Pact

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How will China and the U.S. reach their new goals for emissions reductions?

Baby Pictures of a Solar System

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Images of a young solar system 450 light-years away reveal how the planets in our solar system may have formed.

Chicken Soup for the Common Cold

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Study shows that chicken soup helps alleviate cold symptoms.

Searching For Water In Outer Space

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Data from the Rosetta mission, the Mars rover and the Herschel space observatory point to water's extraterrestrial origins.

Exercise for Healthier Epigenome

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Several recent studies show that exercise improves gene expression.

The “Payoff” of Promiscuity

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Is promiscuity in males a product of evolution?

Hybrids in Nature: Grolar Bear Edition

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Until recently, hybrid animals were created in zoos and laboraties. Now, human activity is changing animal mating grounds.

What is Ebola?

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People with Ebola are not infectious unless they have symptoms:

A Fairy Tale Forest: Part I

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Bloodroot, spring beauty and Dutchman’s breeches. Just a few spring ephemerals you can find in Southern Indiana, that seem to come right out of a fairy tale.

A Fairy Tale Forest: Part II

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Snow white, Pocahontas, Fern Gully- A few tales centered around magical forests-Where ever does the inspiration to create them originate? Our local forests.

Wild Science: American Crow

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Did you know crows have the intelligence of a 3 to 5-year-old human child? With their smarts, crows can unlock locks, follow basic instructions and even recycle!
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