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In Australia, these enormous ‘drop bears’ with opposable thumbs used to ascend trees. But how could they become so massive?

Albeit long dead, fossil skeletons give an amazing window into the way of life and climate of a wiped-out creature. We can learn a lot about an animal's overall size

Biology

A study found that intestinal bacteria influence the growth of fungi.

Biology Article

The amount of fungi from the genus Candida, which has the potential to cause disease, can be determined by the

Engineering

A bio-inspired technology takes pictures by simulating the human eye.

Engineering Article

Researchers at Penn State have created a new device that mimics the neural network and red, green, and blue photoreceptors

Genetics

The DNA project provides scientists with a diversified genome for comparison.

Genetics Article

Every person's complete DNA has been compared to a template that is largely based on genetic material from one man,

Gerontology & Geriatrics

Moderna outperforms Pfizer among two-dose COVID vaccine users aged 60 and up, according to a research.

Gerontology & Geriatrics Article

Pfizer and Moderna's mRNA COVID-19 vaccines continue to save lives. Yet another paper distributed in the journal Immunizations gives proof

Environment

Today’s ocean models can only mimic about 5% of the currents at 1,000 meters depth.

Environment Article

Sea movement plays a critical role in the world's energy and environmental frameworks. Ocean science has made significant progress in the last few decades in terms of providing general estimates

Physics

Finding superconductivity at ambient temperature is made easier by new material.

Physics Article

Researchers from Jilin College, the Middle for High Tension Science and Innovation Progressed Exploration, and Skoltech have blended lanthanum-cerium polyhydride,

Health