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The components in electronics of the next generation will be smaller and more powerful, necessitating novel cooling strategies. According to the researchers, a new thermoelectric cooler developed by Penn State

Ophthalmology

There is new research connecting dementia and vision loss.

Ophthalmology Article

A recent study suggests that dementia may be linked to sight loss in people over the age of 71. The

Astronomy & Space

Extragalactic magnetic field changes can be used to reveal the invisible.

Astronomy & Space Article

Attractive fields are normal all through the universe, yet they are amazingly testing to review. They don't straightforwardly radiate or

Environment

Global Flash Droughts Are Predicted to Get Worse As Climate Warms

Environment Article

Flash droughts, which arise suddenly and quickly, can have a devastating effect on ecological and agricultural systems with far-reaching repercussions.

Biology

According to research, learning and memory genes have been around for 650 million years.

Biology Article

A group of researchers led by scientists from the College of Leicester have found that the qualities expected for learning,

Gerontology & Geriatrics

Crossword puzzles and chess may be more beneficial than socialization in preventing dementia.

Gerontology & Geriatrics Article

According to a Monash University study, crossword puzzles, games like chess, and computer use are more strongly associated with older people avoiding dementia than knitting, painting, or socializing. The findings,

Energy & Green Tech