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Company backs argument for acquiring its German rival with strong third-quarter earnings
The junk we spend fortunes engineering out, from waste to leaky light to defects, is often the very resource we should be engineering in
Candidates with STEM backgrounds are running for office again in the upcoming US elections as recent federal policy actions hit home
IAPs help tumor cells evade death so that they can co-opt the services of the immune system to heal
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