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Have you ever wondered if quantum is in your future or your career? This #WorldQuantumDay, join LeVar Burton as he explores those questions, engaging students, researchers and even a NASA astronaut on the International Space Station! From U.S. National Science Foundation & National Q-12 Education Partnership. 📽

Have you ever wondered if quantum is in your future or your career? This #WorldQuantumDay, join LeVar Burton as he explores those questions, engaging students, researchers and even a NASA astronaut on the International Space Station! From U.S. National Science Foundation & National Q-12 Education Partnership. 📽

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186,780 views • 3 years ago

💫See the night sky like never before. Today, the NSF–DOE NSF-DOE Rubin Observatory releases its first imagery, capturing the cosmos at an unprecedented scale. #CaptureTheCosmos

💫See the night sky like never before. Today, the NSF–DOE NSF-DOE Rubin Observatory releases its first imagery, capturing the cosmos at an unprecedented scale. #CaptureTheCosmos

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66,432 views • 11 months ago

Today, U.S. National Science Foundation names the 10 first-ever NSF Engines! By investing $150 million today, and a potential investment of $1.6 billion over 10 years, NSF Engines will power innovation and jobs across the country, transforming entire regions.

Today, U.S. National Science Foundation names the 10 first-ever NSF Engines! By investing $150 million today, and a potential investment of $1.6 billion over 10 years, NSF Engines will power innovation and jobs across the country, transforming entire regions.

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98,738 views • 2 years ago

Seeing through skin? Researchers Stanford University discovered a simple way to make skin reversibly transparent, revealing organs, blood flow and even digestion in sleeping animals. Published today Science Magazine, learn more:

Seeing through skin? Researchers Stanford University discovered a simple way to make skin reversibly transparent, revealing organs, blood flow and even digestion in sleeping animals. Published today Science Magazine, learn more:

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28,208 views • 1 year ago

In about 10 hours of test observations, NSF-DOE NSF-DOE Rubin Observatory already discovered 2,104 never-before-seen asteroids in our solar system, including seven near-Earth asteroids (which pose no danger). #CaptureTheCosmos #RubinFirstLook

In about 10 hours of test observations, NSF-DOE NSF-DOE Rubin Observatory already discovered 2,104 never-before-seen asteroids in our solar system, including seven near-Earth asteroids (which pose no danger). #CaptureTheCosmos #RubinFirstLook

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17,136 views • 11 months ago

NSF-DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory funded by U.S. National Science Foundation & U.S. Department of Energy, has achieved a major milestone with the installation of the LSST Camera, the largest digital camera ever built, on the massive telescope. 🔭 📸: NSF-DOE NSF-DOE Rubin Observatory /B. Quint

NSF-DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory funded by U.S. National Science Foundation & U.S. Department of Energy, has achieved a major milestone with the installation of the LSST Camera, the largest digital camera ever built, on the massive telescope. 🔭 📸: NSF-DOE NSF-DOE Rubin Observatory /B. Quint

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12,400 views • 1 year ago

Why is #AI so powerful? It can learn as it goes. After it ran 25,000 experiments, a robot at Boston University learned to make an ideal material for absorbing crushing impacts, now being field tested in next-gen U.S. Army helmets: 📹: KABlab, Boston Univ.

Why is #AI so powerful? It can learn as it goes. After it ran 25,000 experiments, a robot at Boston University learned to make an ideal material for absorbing crushing impacts, now being field tested in next-gen U.S. Army helmets: 📹: KABlab, Boston Univ.

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10,183 views • 1 year ago

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