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Science Concordia Students Propel Canada's Space Ambitions with Rocket Launch Concordia University students in Montreal launch Canada's first space mission attempt in 25 years, showcasing student innovation and ambition.
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Science Harvard’s Frozen Research: A Blow to Scientific Progress Amid Federal Funding Freeze Harvard's scientific research faces severe setbacks as a federal funding freeze halts vital projects, leaving scientists scrambling.
Science New Stone Tools Discovery: Rethinking Human Presence on Sulawesi Stone tools found suggest hominids on Sulawesi date back over 1 million years, reshaping migration timelines.
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