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A basic nineteenth-century device is as yet valuable to sea researchers in the age of satellites, a new examination shows. The examination is distributed in the diary, Outskirts in Sea

Chemistry

The Positive Outlooks of Researching Negatively-Charged Chiral Molecules

Chemistry Article

Forensic science, flavor/odor engineering, pharmaceutical firms, and other chemical industries depend on the capacity to discriminate between two chiral enantiomers.

Biology

The ‘Rapunzel’ virus is an evolutionary anomaly.

Biology Article

A new report in the Diary of Organic Science has uncovered the mystery behind a developmental wonder: a bacteriophage with

Ecology

On Mount Everest, humans have left a ‘frozen signature’ of microbes.

Ecology Article

Right around 5 miles above ocean level in the Himalayan mountains, the rough plunge between Mount Everest and its sister

Biology

Growing mushrooms alongside trees could feed millions of people while also mitigating the effects of climate change.

Biology Article

Developing edible mushrooms near trees can provide a significant food hotspot for a large number of people while capturing carbon

Environment

Climate change’s hidden threat to air travel: a more turbulent future

Environment Article

Barometrical disturbance represents 71% of in-flight climate-related wounds, and as per researchers at the College of Perusing, U.K., choppiness is just deteriorating with an unnatural weather change. While winter is

Medical research

AI language models have the potential to open a Pandora’s box of medical research fraud.

Medical research Article

Clinical understudy and specialist Faisal Elali of the State College of New York Downstate Wellbeing Sciences College and clinical recorder

Chemistry

Simulation of quantum chemistry on a quantum computer

Chemistry Article

Hans Hon Sang Chan and an exploration group in materials, science, and quantum photonics at the University of Oxford created

Biology

Scientists find a way to stop infertility by lowering HDL cholesterol

Biology Article

Houston Methodist researchers switched barrenness in sterile mice by diminishing high cholesterol with a bacterial protein, showing additional proof that

Robotics

Robots can help improve mental health at work—as long as they look the part.

Robotics Article

Robots can be useful as mental health mentors in the workplace, but their viability is heavily dependent on what the

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