Electronic temporary tattoos monitor your vitals without irritation
These aint your grandpa’s medical electrodes.
Category: Materials, Engineering
Tags: Pennsylvania State University, Sensors, Electroencephalography (EEG)
Science
Porous compound pulls 2 liters of water from air, and is factory-ready
The Mediterranean is getting hotter and drier, pushing scientists to look for water even in the air itself. A German team has now scaled up…
Citizen Science for Every Body: Celebrating Disability Pride Month
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The poop emoji hides a deeper truth about physics, study reveals
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Walk With Us: Caroline Nickerson Brings Citizen Science to the Park Hill 4th of July Parade as Ms. Doctorate Colorado 2026
Every Independence Day, Denver’s Park Hill neighborhood lines its streets with families, flags, lawn chairs, and homemade signs for one of the city’s most beloved…
Let It Ring
Maggie Chiang for Simons Foundation
Illustration of two black holes about to merge.
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Introducing Galaxy Zoo: Clump Scout II
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A first Galaxy Zoo:Rubin project
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Investigating How Type of Galactic Bar Impacts Bar Quenching
We are happy to announce the acceptance of the latest science team paper making use of Galaxy Zoo classifications (the image below is a link…