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The world runs on science, at the Lumberjack we’re bringing you the top stories every week.
Tuesday, September 26, 2017
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This week in science (April 19 – April 26)
By Claire Roth Wildlife – Ants, fungus, and Radiohead Though the subjects of ants, fungus, and the rock band Radiohead are all normally unrelated, the discovery of a new ant species created a connecting thread between all three. The species
Thursday, April 27, 2017
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This week in science (April 5 – April 12)
By Claire Roth Technology – Samsung steps up In the age of technological personal helpers, such as the voice-controlled Alexa and the iPhone-dwelling Siri, the electronic appliance and smart technology company Samsung has stepped up to the plate with their
Wednesday, April 12, 2017
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This week in science (March 29 – April 5)
By Claire Roth Astronomy – Electric sands Scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology conducted experiments to come to the conclusion that the windy conditions of Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, have the ability to electrically charge the sands covering the
Wednesday, April 5, 2017
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This week in science (March 15 – March 22)
By Claire Roth Wildlife – New Colombian bird species Twenty-five years after its initial sighting, the Tatama Tapaculo has been been identified as a new species. The Tatama Tapaculo resides in the rainforests of the Western Andes in Colombia and
Thursday, March 23, 2017
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This week in science (March 1 – March 8)
By Claire Roth Physiology – Understanding our desires Scientists from the United Kingdom recently were awarded with “The Brain Prize” by Denmark’s Lundbeck Foundation for their research on what it is in our brains that makes us enjoy things in
Wednesday, March 8, 2017
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This week in science (Feb. 15 – Feb. 22)
By Claire Roth Astronomy – Deep space beats Today’s music seems to be getting more and more space-age, but scientists recently came across the cause of a sound that really is out of this world. Around 10 years ago, astronomers
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
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