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Small-bodied, short-lived cryptobenthic fish underpin the high productivity of coral reefs by supplying larger reef species with a limitless buffet.

The device aims to solve the “cocktail party problem” of how a person picks out one voice from many in a noisy environment.

Since 2011, the GIST Tech-I pitch competition has given young science and technology innovators from emerging economies the chance to vie for recognition on a global stage.

Diversity in the STEM workforce falls behind population trends at a time when expanding STEM employment opportunities demand a larger and more inclusive talent pool to secure growth and strength of U.S. innovation.

The study revealed a generalized path that countries progress through as they make their way toward eliminating measles.

To increase public support for science, scientists must ensure that the public enjoys an ownership stake in the scientific enterprise and is well informed about the benefits it delivers, said Michael McQuade at the 44^th annual AAAS Forum on Science & Technology Policy.

To address misinformation about climate science, Ann Reid, an educator and scientist, said students and the public need time and a chance to investigate the topic like a scientist.