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Improving Cochlear Implants Improving Cochlear Implants
A young researcher aims to make the technology responsive to pitch and widen deaf people's perceptions of complex sound environments. Moresmall arrow
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Never Too Young for Science
A program aimed at preschoolers exploits their natural curiosity and hands-on predispositions. Moresmall arrow

Students Drawn to Debate on Evolution and Religion
Must evolution and religion be at odds? A theologian, a philosopher, and two scientists help high school students grapple with tough questions. Moresmall arrow
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New Agreements on Mice
HHMI aims to help manage the logistics and allay the cost of the ever-more refined yet ubiquitous laboratory mouse. Moresmall arrow
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HHMI and the journal Science have begun a collaboration to showcase innovative approaches to teaching science. Moresmall arrow
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Scientists Crack Code for Motor Neuron Wiring Scientists Crack Code for Motor Neuron Wiring
Understanding how a developing chick embryo assigns different functions to nerve cells in the spinal cord may yield clinical payoffs for humans. Moresmall arrow
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