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PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Without light, we can’t have sight. We see objects because of how light interacts with those objects, our eyes pick up that light, and our brains interpret it.

This seems rather basic, but how light interacts with different things can be very, very interesting. Li

Six-year-old Zoe performing the oil and water experiment to learn about density at his science study corner at home. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Six-year-old Zoe loves to spend time isolating DNA from fruit, making foamy ‘elephant’s toothpaste’ . And when he is not experi

Florida state Sen. Lauren Book, D-Miami, is making another effort to increase the pay for public school teachers in the Sunshine State.

She has Senate Bill 298, also known as “teacher salaries.”  It would require each school district that has not yet reached a specified minimum base

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A pristine stir bar made of ferromagnetic metal with a PTFE, or Teflon, coating. chemists discovered the inert bars, which are commonly used to mix chemicals, cause unwanted results during Billups-Birch reactions with c

How has your job description changed over the years? Thirty years ago, odds are the responsibilities of someone in your role looked a lot different than yours do today. Add in the monumental advancements of technology in this generation and the unprecedented global pandemic, and the picture ch

Bunsen the Berner and a retriever named BEAKER are the not-so-secret ingredients behind a social media science experiment that has gotten a lot of tails ... er, tongues ... wagging. 

It all started when Jason Zackowski, a chemistry teacher at Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High Sch

Students are being shown the human anatomy as part of a science workshop in rural Karnataka

During the pandemic, when children, especially those in government schools, were struggling in the absence of regular classes on campus, several institutes and research organisations stepped in

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Background Little is known about the effects of pesticides on children’s respiratory and allergic outcomes. We evaluated associations of prenatal and current pesticide exposures with respiratory and allergic outcomes in children from the Infants’ Environmental Health Study in Costa Rica.