The Carnicom Institute has successfully raised funds for API Test Strips in near-record time. These API test strips will allow us to analyze the Cross-Domain Bacteria (CDB)...

In our ongoing educational video series, this month we feature one of the most influential men of science in all of recorded history. Tesla was both a scientist and inventor, sometimes known as "the genius who lit the world" in reference to his contributions in the areas of power distribution and lighting. A pioneer in conducting alternating current electricity, the type that power companies supply to homes today, Tesla spent most of his time in America with industrialist George Westinghouse, who bought and successfully developed Tesla's patents. Not only because of his unusual inventions like the "death ray," he was embroiled in controversy during his lifetime that continues long after his passing.

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