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Some of the world's most famous and difficult-to-maintain vineyards are tucked away in the hills of Italy, Portugal, and Spain. They are renowned for their distinctive flavor profiles and centuries

Biology

A team of researchers discovered hidden particle interactions on the cell surface.

Biology Article

Is it conceivable that, in many estimations in the field of life sciences, significant connections stay concealed inside the cell

Energy & Green Tech

The titanium oxide compound allows sunlight to drive green hydrogen generation.

Energy & Green Tech Article

Clean energy plans, including the U.S. Foundation Venture Act's "Spotless Hydrogen Guide," are relying on hydrogen as a fuel, representing

Machine learning & AI

The theory of mind-based spiking neural network facilitates multi-agent cooperation and competition.

Machine learning & AI Article

The ability to infer other people's mental states, such as beliefs, intentions, and desires, is referred to as theory of

Engineering

Coordination might save billions of dollars in grid improvement costs and hasten electrification.

Engineering Article

The electric frameworks representing things to come should deal with a lot greater burdens because of the jolt of transportation

Immunology

Immunotherapy improves remission in patients with recurrent and refractory leukemia: A clinical trial

Immunology Article

A solitary implantation of fanciful antigen receptor White blood cell (Vehicle T) treatment prompted a total reaction or reduction in patients with backsliding or hard-headed persistent lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) or

Health

Neighborhood racial segregation has been associated to reduced life expectancy.

Health Article

According to a new Northwestern Medicine study that was published on July 14 in JAMA Health Forum, Black residents who

Addiction

According to the researchers, there is growing evidence that suggests prescribing psychostimulants to persons who are at risk of overdoes.

Addiction Article

According to the authors of a commentary published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ), "growing evidence supports prescribing psychostimulant

Earth Sciences

Seismological research sheds light on the composition and temperature status of the Earth’s lower mantle.

Earth Sciences Article

A significant breakthrough has been made in limiting the lower mantle's thermal state and material composition by a team of

Biotechnology

Scientists use fungal networks to create futuristic eco-building designs.

Biotechnology Article

A method for growing building materials using knitted molds and the root network of fungi has been developed by scientists

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