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Scientific Considerations in Demonstrating Biosimilarity to a Reference Product: Updated Recommendations for Assessing the Need for Comparative Efficacy Studies

Scientific Considerations in Demonstrating Biosimilarity to a Reference Product: Updated Recommendations for Assessing the Need for Comparative Efficacy Studies

Docket Number: FDA-2011-D-0605 Issued by: Guidance Issuing Office Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, Office of New Drugs, Office of Therapeutic Biologics and Biosimilars FDA is posting this document to provide advance notice to the public....

Owner:  American Government
Noble High School Students Dive into Marine Science Through an Extended Learning Opportunity

Noble High School Students Dive into Marine Science Through an Extended Learning Opportunity

Students at Noble High School with an interest in marine biology are getting their feet wet—sometimes literally—through a brand-new Marine Science Extended Learning Opportunity (ELO). This year-long program combines field experiences, expert...

Owner:  American Government
Maine DOE to Host Fourth Annual Computer Science Education Showcase During Education Symposium in December

Maine DOE to Host Fourth Annual Computer Science Education Showcase During Education Symposium in December

Join educators and students from across Maine for an afternoon of computer science fun at the Maine Department of Education’s (DOE) fourth annual Computer Science Education Showcase on December 12 at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor. This...

Owner:  American Government
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Scientists Find 6-Million-Year-Old Air Trapped in Earth’s Oldest Known Ice

Scientists Find 6-Million-Year-Old Air Trapped in Earth’s Oldest Known Ice

Science likes to travel far in search of new phenomena, but nature keeps reminding us that, really, we’ve yet to discover many things much closer to us. That was a clear lesson for researchers who dug up the oldest ice on record—an ancient piece...

Owner:  Great Hill Partners
Scientists Unlock Secrets of the Building Blocks of the Universe

Scientists Unlock Secrets of the Building Blocks of the Universe

Hidden within streams of ghostly particles, scientists may have found a clue to why the universe didn’t vanish after the Big Bang. Credit: Shutterstock Researchers have moved one step closer to solving one of science’s greatest mysteries—why the...

Owner:  Non-transparent
Science AFP Underwater 'human habitat' aims to allow researchers to make weeklong dives
Scientists say Hurricane Melissa’s strength was fuelled by climate change

Scientists say Hurricane Melissa’s strength was fuelled by climate change

Time and time again, scientists and environmental activists have warned that climate change will result in stronger storms and more unpredictable weather patterns. They’ve also warned that the communities least responsible for climate change would...

Owner:  Carmen Greco
Scientists Create 3D Printer to Help Rebuild Vocal Cords

Scientists Create 3D Printer to Help Rebuild Vocal Cords

The neck of a Slavic woman in vyshyvanka. Bagayevskaya, Russia. Credit: Vyacheslav Argenberg – CC BY 4.0 Wikimedia Commons. Scientists at McGill University in Quebec say they have developed a minimally invasive, flexible 3D printer designed to...

Owner:  Anastasios Papapostolou
Scientists explain how Hurricane Melissa became a ‘beast’ among a string of monster Atlantic storms
Science CNN Antarctic expedition to find Endurance shipwreck made surprising seafloor discovery
Scientists may have found a near-limitless energy source that could power Earth forever

Scientists may have found a near-limitless energy source that could power Earth forever

The Midcontinent Rift is an ancient crack in the ground that started to open across the middle of North America about 1.1 billion years ago. Over time, this rift became home to magma, water, metals, and even natural hydrogen. Tracing this arc to...

Owner:  Eric Ralls
Scientists Develop New Glossary Of Marijuana Aromas That Industry Could Use To Better Inform Consumers

Scientists Develop New Glossary Of Marijuana Aromas That Industry Could Use To Better Inform Consumers

Researchers have developed a new glossary to describe cannabis aromas, debunking certain theories about what gives marijuana strains their unique smell profiles and creating a lexicon to better classify varieties for consumers and businesses....

Owner:  Thomas Angell
Scientists spot vaquita calves in Mexico, world’s rarest marine mammal

Scientists spot vaquita calves in Mexico, world’s rarest marine mammal

Owner:  Perrotto Family
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