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David Pace

Idaho Falls
As seen in: MSN, Wiley Online Library, Archives of Disease in Childhood, Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin, MDPI, The BMJ, Phys.org, Deseret News, The University of Utah, KSL.com and
Reporter for LocalNews8.com. I cover politics, education, Idaho National Laboratory and community events in Idaho Falls and Ammon.

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Expert panel dives into Teton Dam’s failure at CEI’s ‘Flood 50’ commemoration

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By David Pace
| KIFI-TV (Idaho Falls, ID)
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From Earth to industry

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By David Pace
| The University of Utah
Header image: Aerial view of the new Silicon Ridge mine in Utah County. Credit: Ionic Mineral Technologies Contemplate for a minute what that minicomputer in your pocket, your phone, is made of. Where it comes from. How it works. The origin story of, among other components, mobile phones, drones, electric cars and windmills involves an intricate life cycle. That cycle includes the discovery, extraction and processing of critical minerals and rare earth elements.
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Where biology meets behavior

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By David Pace
| The University of Utah
Reposted from the College of Science. What happens in the brain when you fall in love? Why does a stroke rob one person of speech but leave another’s language intact? How does a childhood trauma reshape the architecture of memory? These are the kinds of questions that animate neuroscience, one of the most consequential fields in all of modern science. Not to mention exhilarating.
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