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Minority Students with Grades Over a C May Be "Hyperpersistent" in STEM
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Photo credit: The range of grades just above a C appears to encourage women and underrepresented minorities to stick with STEM-track courses at a higher rate than their white and Asian male peers, researchers conclude.
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Diverse Students Display Inventions at HBCU Showcase
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Photo credit: The HBCU Making & Innovation Showcase brought together 80 students and faculty members for interactive workshops and training on invention and entrepreneurship.
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Blood Test Can Detect Cancers in Previously Undiagnosed Women
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Photo credit: The "liquid biopsy" would be used along with standard-of-care screening and could help increase early detection of cancers.
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AAAS and Science Journals Provide Scientific Information on COVID-19 Worldwide
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Photo credit: The American Association for the Advancement of Science and the Science family of journals are applying formidable resources to keep the scientific community and the public well informed on the coronavirus pandemic.
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Why Do We Want a Quantum Computer?
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Photo credit: Complex problems from traffic flow to pollution could benefit from this leap in technology, says Krysta Svore.
Minority Students with Grades Over a C May Be "Hyperpersistent" in STEM
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Photo credit: The range of grades just above a C appears to encourage women and underrepresented minorities to stick with STEM-track courses at a higher rate than their white and Asian male peers, researchers conclude.

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