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Scientists show the damaging effects of immunological hyperactivity in Down syndrome and how to normalize it using currently available medications.

The Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) and The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) led a team that discovered that NASA's Juno spacecraft frequently encounters enormous swirling waves at the

Astronomy & Space

A research team has discovered massive swirling waves near the border of Jupiter’s magnetosphere.

Astronomy & Space Article

The Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) and The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) led a team that discovered that

Biochemistry

The team creates chitin hydrogel by the chemical transformation of chitosan.

Biochemistry Article

Chitin hydrogel is perceived as a promising material for various biomedical applications. Its biocompatibility and biodegradability make it helpful in

Chemistry

Bulky size hinders radical molecules from accelerating chemical reactions, a study reveals

Chemistry Article

How can radical molecules that are highly reactive be used in pairs to promote transformative chemistry? Build them up. That

Energy & Green Tech

Researchers are successful in creating cheap, highly effective “green” hydrogen.

Energy & Green Tech Article

Specialists from Tel Aviv College have prevailed with regards to delivering "green" hydrogen utilizing green power. The hydrogen is created

Machine learning & AI

Multiple ‘selves’ of modular agents facilitate AI learning

Machine learning & AI Article

How and why we pursue so many choices consistently has long been a famous area of examination and critique. "Irrational and Predictable: The Secret Powers That Shape Our Choices," by

Environment

Southern Ocean Whales Must Eat Less Due to Global Warming

Environment Article

Right whales migrate north in the month of June when winter sets in the southern hemisphere and the seas surrounding

Social Sciences

Older burglars perform better than younger ones in simulated burglaries, according to a study.

Social Sciences Article

Another review, distributed in the Diary of Trial Criminal Science, examined the improvement of offense-related mastery in an example of

Security

Researchers discover privacy risks in cellphones obtained through police auctions.

Security Article

Policing across the country consistently sells things that are held onto in criminal examinations or are unclaimed from lost-and-tracked-down inventories.

Neuroscience

A study discovered that measuring brain waves helped lessen post-op problems.

Neuroscience Article

At the point when patients go through broad sedation, their mind's movement frequently dials back as they sink into obviousness.

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