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Ben Routhier never imagined brain cells could be so tiny.As the 9-year-old squints through the eyepiece of a microscope for the first time, his…
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The sign at Monsanto’s former headquarters now says Bayer.This week, Bayer’s acquisition of Monsanto officially got underway. While the $66-billion deal…
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Since Wesley Whitfield was in high school, he’s loved chemistry. It’s why he became a chemistry professor at Jefferson College in Hillsboro.But he also…
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On Wednesday’s St. Louis on the Air, producer Alex Heuer talked with science journalist Jon Cohen, a staff writer for Science Magazine, and documentary…
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Author Daniel Pink researched the science of timing to see how time of day affects what we do and how we do it.On Wednesday’s St. Louis on the Air, host…
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St. Louis researchers have found that people who suffer from a lack of sleep could increase their risk of Alzheimer’s disease.The study by Washington…
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One night at an airport in Syracuse, New York, Arianna Soldati, a postdoctoral candidate in volcanology at the University of Missouri-Columbia, found…
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Next Tuesday, St. Louis will play host to Story Collider, a traveling storytelling show that records stories about science. The event’s theme is “Eclipse”…
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In the late 1990s, before Sandra Langeslag began attending college, she was dumped. Then a few months later, she fell in love again.“I was very curious. I…
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In 1960, Jane Goodall saw two chimps remove the leaves off of small twigs and used them as tools to fish for termites in the ground, which they ate.It was…