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A narrow high-altitude jet in Jupiter’s equatorial atmosphere
JWST observations of Jupiter reveal a narrow and intense atmospheric jet at the equator of the planet, close to its tropopause. The jet is manifest in the fast motions of equatorial hazes and is most likely a deep counterpart of the equatorial oscillations observed in Jupiter’s stratosphere. This is a preview of subscription content, access…
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Lisboa Games Week: Loading Zone é conteúdo fundamental
O Lisboa Games Week é a montra privilegiada para os estúdios e developers independentes apresentarem os seus trabalhos e desenvolvimentos junto da indústria dos videojogos em Portugal e também, do público, como forma dar a conhecer em 1ªmão e perceber a reação dos potenciais utilizadores aos novos títulos que serão lançados no mercado. Para o…
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NCHC Announces 2024 CBS Sports Network Television Schedule – Western Michigan University Athletics
Story Links NCHC PRESS RELEASE COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – With the 2023-24 season underway, the National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) has unveiled its television schedule on CBS Sports Network for the second half of the season. The Network will once again serve as the national television partner of the NCHC, having done so all 11…
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Tickets On Sale For Weekend In Woodling With Viking Basketball
Posted: Oct 19, 2023 CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Cleveland State Athletics Department has announced that tickets are on sale now for a Weekend in Woodling with Viking Basketball. The three-day event will feature the Cleveland State men’s and women’s basketball teams, and will run from Wednesday, November 22 through Saturday, November 25. BUY WEEKEND IN WOODLING…
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Cleveland State Women’s Tennis Returns To Action With Viking Invitational
Posted: Oct 19, 2023 CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Cleveland State women’s tennis team will continue its fall slate this weekend, hosting the seventh annual Viking Invitational. The three-day tournament, which will run from Friday, October 20 through Sunday, October 22, will take place in the Medical Mutual Tennis Pavilion on the Cleveland State University campus. Medical…
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Men’s Tennis Heads to Stanford for ITA Northwest Super Regionals – University of Oregon Athletics
Story Links STANFORD, Calif. – Vlad Breazu, David Cierny, Ray Lo and Quinn Vandecasteele are set to participate in the ITA Northwest Super Regional Championships this weekend in Palo Alto. Hosted by Stanford University’s Taube Family Tennis Center, the tournament is the final opportunity for Ducks to advance to the ITA Fall Championships, which will be…
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Fungicides modify pest insect fitness depending on their genotype and population
Abstract Fungicides are the most sold pesticide group, with an 8% increase in sales in Europe within the last decade. While adverse short-term fungicide effects on non-target insect species have been reported, the long-term effects and their impact on fitness are unclear. As the effects may depend on both the fungicide and the genetic background…
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Childhood mental health issues linked to difficulties as young adult
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Is 3D Technology Envisioned for Automotive Displays?
The rise in vehicle autonomy is expected to bring revolutionary technology to the automotive display sector. It will bring a shift in focus from OEMs, enhancing passenger entertainment on-board and increasing the number of displays capable of delivering a more immersive experience via augmented reality (AR). While this sounds very futuristic, OEMs are designing concepts…
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Science students develop skills during summer research programs
Oct. 19, 2023 More than a dozen science students at Northwest Missouri State University gained profession-based experience and completed research programs throughout the nation this summer, ranging from dental research in Minnesota to studying cancer cells in Utah. The research programs, which often receive funding from government agencies such as the National Institute of Health…