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Rates of sexually transmitted infections have been rising since 2000. There are few effective treatment options for syphilis, which was nearly eradicated in the United States at the time and

Environment

Where Trees and Shrubs Replace Grass, the Risk of Wildfire Spreading Increases

Environment Article

Approximately the previous ten years, approximately 61,000 wildfires have burned an average of 7.2 million acres year across the United

Neuroscience

Are olfactory responses in people in a coma or vegetative state indications of consciousness?

Neuroscience Article

Serious cerebrum wounds or head injuries in people can prompt different phases of purported problems of cognizance (DoC). Consciousness is

Nanophysics

Investigating a nanocrystal that glows on and off endlessly

Nanophysics Article

When Changwan Lee, then a Ph.D. student in Jim Schuck's lab at Columbia Engineering, set off an extreme light-producing chain

Astronomy & Space

The NIRISS sensor on Webb maps the atmosphere of an ultra-hot Jupiter-like exoplanet.

Astronomy & Space Article

Since its discovery in 2009, astronomers have been studying something 400 light-years away that is so enticing. One circle for

Biology

Phenomenal phytoplankton: Scientists discover the biological process for oxygen synthesis

Biology Article

Deepen your breathing. Presently, take nine more. A newly discovered cellular mechanism that encourages photosynthesis in marine phytoplankton allowed for the amount of oxygen in each of those ten breaths,

Engineering

An adaptable artificial cochlea that could improve the performance of hearing aids

Engineering Article

Electronics engineers have created a wide range of systems based on human and animal biology in recent years. By intently

Robotics

The team creates a breakthrough unpiloted airborne aircraft based on science fiction.

Robotics Article

Imagine an existence where sci-fi meets reality, where state-of-the art innovation rejuvenates the stunning scenes from motion pictures like Prometheus.

Astronomy

Software provides a new approach to listen for celestial signals.

Astronomy Article

Akshay Suresh, a Cornell doctoral candidate in astronomy, is leading the Breakthrough Listen Investigation for Periodic Spectral Signals (BLIPSS), which

Archaeology

A finding of shell beads provides insight about Stone Age sailing

Archaeology Article

Stone Age people might have made expanded oceanic journeys on the Caspian Ocean, as per another review distributed in the

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