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Three top scholars receive 2024 Nemmers Prize

Northwestern University has announced the winners of the 2024 Nemmers Prizes in Earth sciences, economics and mathematics. The biennial prizes recognize top scholars for their lasting contributions to new knowledge, outstanding achievements and the development of significant new modes of analysis.

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World s oldest water is 1 6 billion years old -- and this scientist tasted it

Apparently, it tastes 'very salty and bitter'.

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NASA is preparing to explore alien worlds—by investigating Earth s dark corners

NASA is preparing to explore alien worlds—by investigating Earth s dark corners
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Scientist drank water that is billions of years old from Canadian mine and explained what it tastes like

Barbara Sherwood Lollar sampled water from a mine in Timmins, Ontario that could be 2.6 billion years old

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Cells Discovered Making Dark Oxygen Underground - Scientific American

A chemical trick for making oxygen can sustain whole underground ecosystems

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