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Kimberly Rios
A deeper look at identity
Psychologist Kimberly Rios grows our understanding of diversity, prejudice, and stereotypes
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Children and a parent reading a book
A growing success in French
Le Cercle Francophone's community lessons in language draw a crowd
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Erinn Dady
The sweetness of science
Erinn Dady's work as a chef leads to a new start in entomology and outreach
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Total solar eclipse
Expert advises eclipse watchers to get the best vantage point – are you ready?
Total solar eclipse will occur on April 8 in North America
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LaKisha David
Can genetic genealogy restore family narratives disrupted by the slave trade?
Professor discusses better ways to trace the lineages of African Americans
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Jeffrey Mondak and Matthew Mettler
Study: Americans struggle to distinguish factual claims from opinions amid partisan bias
Political leanings influence personal definitions of fact, researchers find
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Voting booth
How should voters feel about polls heading into the presidential election?
Political scientist believes domestic matters will be key
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Plants under a purple light
Study brings scientists a step closer to successfully growing plants in space
Work is motivated by astronauts' need for vegetables during long missions
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Former President Barack Obama looks at May Berenbaum as a woman in a military uniform holds the National Medal of Science
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