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Business
3:51 pm
Wed September 12, 2012

Job type plays role in unemployment across gender, race

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Job differences between men, women and racial groups play a role in the U.S. unemployment rate.

The U.S. unemployment rate dropped to 8.1 percent in July, but several groups are still feeling the heat more than others. 

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Science, Health and Technology
5:10 pm
Fri August 24, 2012

MU Study: Carbon nanotubes are toxic to aquatic animals

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An environmental scanning microscopy shows an electron beam deposited nanowire between two microelectrodes (left) and a multiwall carbon nanotube sample.

When fresh water animals, such as worms and mussels, were exposed to water loaded with carbon nanotubes, their health suffered, according to a new study published in the journal Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. In fact, the bottom-dwelling critters didn’t grow as quickly and they didn’t survive as long as their counterparts living in cleaner water.

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Business
10:41 am
Wed November 23, 2011

The turkey on your table could cost less, thanks to MU professor's research

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MU Professor Jeff Firman believes his new turkey feed could reduce the price of turkey, which has been on the rise for decades.

A professor at the University of Missouri has found a way to lower the cost of turkeys for us all this Thanksgiving, KBIA’s SARAH REDOHL reports.

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