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February 11 is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science—a UN-declared observance that recognises the achievements and challenges of women in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and ...

Lotis Charles Qualls, 63, looked upon the remodeled brick building that used to be a church in southeast Dallas’ Mill City neighborhood with a smile of nostalgia. Fresh white paint coated the bricks ...

Geneticists have uncovered a faint but persistent signal in modern DNA that points to a vanished branch of humanity, a “ghost ...

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The era of mandatory office perks like free snacks and open-plan desks as the primary bait for talent has officially shifted.

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Welcome to ITT's 2025 Fourth Quarter Conference Call. Today is Thursday, February 5, 2026. Today's call is being recorded and ...

Established by the UN in 2015, this day not only celebrates achievements but also reminds us that the journey toward gender equality in science is still ongoing.

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