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With the so-called ninth Dedekind number, researchers at Paderborn University and KU Leuven have solved a decades-old mathematical mystery, making history with 42 digits. Since 1991, experts all over the

Biology

A study discovered that some black truffles farmed in the eastern United States may be less valuable lookalike species.

Biology Article

According to a new study from truffle researchers at the University of Florida and Michigan State University, some truffle producers

Environment

The Tibetan Plateau’s remote lake emissions provide a challenge to global climate modeling.

Environment Article

In feedback loops, the atmospheric, terrestrial, hydrological, cryological (ice and snow), and biological processes of Earth's complex systems interact with

Robotics

Evaluating the energy consumption of flying robots with flapping wings

Robotics Article

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), more commonly referred to as drones, have already proven to be very promising for addressing a

Health

High-Intensity Exercise for Six Minutes Could Postpone Alzheimer’s Disease’s Onset

Health Article

High-intensity exercise for six minutes could increase the longevity of a healthy brain and postpone the beginning of neurodegenerative diseases

Chemistry

A novel adsorbent for extracting radioactive cesium ions from nuclear effluent

Chemistry Article

When compared to fossil fuels, nuclear power is typically regarded as a less polluting method of power generation. It does not produce byproducts like carbon dioxide or other air pollutants

Biochemistry

Scientists have discovered what makes cholesterol-laden surfaces so repellent.

Biochemistry Article

To regulate interactions at their surfaces, living organisms employ potent physical principles. Now, researchers from the Leibniz Institute of Polymer

Chemistry