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New items are frequently the result of innovation, but new approaches can be equally revolutionary. Soumil Joshi, a chemical engineering PhD student from Mumbai, India, came to Virginia Tech in

Chemistry

Exercise-Related Digestive Distress Doesn’t Appear to Be Reduced by Cocoa

Chemistry Article

The Winter Olympics showcased impressive athleticism, but being at the top of one's game doesn't always guard against gastric upset

Biology Environment

Wild dolphins were seen talking with harbor porpoises for the first time.

Biology Environment Article

The Firth of Clyde is a vast saltwater strait on Scotland's west coast that is home to hundreds of harbor

Environment

Amazon rainforest leaf gases have an impact on the Earth’s atmosphere.

Environment Article

According to a recent study by experts at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, plant-foliage-derived chemicals generate a hitherto unknown meteorological phenomenon

Astronomy

NASA will postpone the retest of Artemis, allowing Axiom Space to conduct a private launch.

Astronomy Article

NASA will temporarily halt its efforts to finish a launch pad test of the mammoth Artemis moon rocket at Kennedy

Chemistry

Engineers Reveal how to Improve Wastewater Sulfur Conversion Processes to Produce Valuable Materials

Chemistry Article

One person's garbage is another person's gold. A new Stanford University study paves the way for sewage to be mined for valuable materials that could be used in fertilizers and

Health