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Drawing as a non-textual approach in STEM education reveals the significance of discipline knowledge and generic skills.
Student dissatisfaction with courses is a real concern during the pandemic, but instructors are not always to blame.
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How much carbon is emitted in the construction of bridges and viaducts today can be used to reduce the amounts in future structures?
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A bioethics team from the Baylor College of Medicine argue that NFTs may hold the key to protecting patient data.