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Jul 22

The Library of Congress opened its catalogs to the world. Here's why it matters

By Melissa Levine, The Conversation

Catalog data are a library's most important map to knowledge. What does it mean that the Library of Congress just released 25 million records to the public?…

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Jun 27

Column: Why some elite public schools earn a failing grade in diversity

By Jake Murray, The Conversation

Elite public schools that use entrance exams in the admissions process promote inequity, especially for black and Latino students.

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Jun 23

How to build the perfect sandcastle with science

By Matthew Robert Bennett, The Conversation

What’s the secret to building a majestic sandcastle that will withstand the tide of time? Luckily, there’s a scientific formula for that.

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May 29

Column: How the chemistry of sunscreen is protecting your skin this Memorial Day

By Kerry Hanson, The Conversation

Recognition of the risks posed by UV rays has motivated chemists to study what’s going on in our cells when they’re in the sun – and devise modern ways to ward off that damage.

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May 27

Column: Why a monthly period is especially hard for millions of women around the world

By Marni Sommer, The Conversation

Menstruation is a pronounced burden for women in low-income countries and those who are displaced.

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May 22

Column: Veterans may be overlooking job opportunities in IT sector

By Eileen Trauth, The Conversation

Military veterans have a higher unemployment rate than nonveterans, according to federal statistics. Research shows one reason may be that veterans fall prey to their own preconceptions about certain types of jobs, and miss out on promising opportunities.

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May 08

Column: The patients we do not see

By Dr. Dave A. Chokshi, The Conversation

A New York City doctor mulls the reasons why some patients refuse to seek care -- and what needs to change.

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May 04

You know your password is terrible. Here's how to fix it

By Megan Squire, The Conversation

The average Internet user has 19 different passwords for various accounts and websites. "Qwerty” and “123456 remain the most popular. To commemorate World Password Day, learn why these bad habits persist and how to choose more secure codes.

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May 01

This digital archive of slave voyages details the largest forced migration in history

By Philip Misevich, St. John's University, Daniel Domingues, University of Missouri-Columbia, David Eltis, Emory University, Nafees M. Khan, Clemson University, Nicholas Radburn, University of Southern California

A new digital archive seeks to track the path of the 12.5 million African slaves who were part of the largest forced oceanic migration in human history.

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Apr 27

Why it takes you and an elephant the same amount of time to poop

By David Hu, Patricia Yang, The Conversation

Defecation duration is surprisingly similar throughout the mammal world. The average mammal defecates for 12 seconds, even though volume varies greatly between species.

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