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Are superstrings and the multiverse, painstakingly theorized by hundreds of brilliant scientists, anything more than modern-day epicycles?

If the Canadian experience can teach U.S. scientists anything, it's that not only their future research but also their past work is at risk.

If scientists learned anything last fall, it was just how little they knew about the germ and the disease it causes.

This will reduce your number but scientists say anything more than 150 friends is just silly anyhow.

Crawford: Do climate scientists have anything to learn about the role music might play in conveying their work on climate change?

The former vice-presidential nominee admitted she did not believe scientists about anything any more – and appealed to presidential contenders to intervene, somehow.

But, to many people who do not follow this closely, how can accusations of poor behaviour by climate scientists do anything but?

Nor can scientists create anything remotely as celestial as the Hope Diamond, the world's largest deep-blue diamond, with a back story to match.

But by the time scientists learn anything for certain, all of us will have aged quite a bit.

Although none of these scientists knew anything about progeria, they began meeting with Gordon regularly to discuss journal articles relating to HGPS.

Have Scientists Learned Anything from Giving Drugs to Spiders?