AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNuclear Safety: Seabrook watchdog C-10 is asking federal regulators to intervene, saying concrete degradation is advancing faster than the plant’s owner predicted. The group warns its tests don’t establish that the plant can keep operating safely and says the damage could exceed a licensing limit by 2034. UNH Research: NASA veteran Ramy Rahimi has joined UNH as vice president for research and development. He aims to connect the university’s land, sea and space research with industry; UNH will host a regional space and technology expo Oct. 28–29. Climate Science: Dartmouth researchers found Northeast droughts since 1980 were 59% less frequent and 19% less intense than in the prior eight decades, despite record drought conditions in New Hampshire last year. Water Quality: UNH scientists are working to measure risks from cyanobacteria blooms, whose many species and toxins make it difficult to distinguish harmful strains from beneficial ones. Developmental Biology: Dartmouth co-author Chengxiang Qiu helped map cell lineages in developing mouse embryos using DNA Typewriter, a tool that records cell divisions in DNA.
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