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Scientists at Nagoya College's Doctoral Level College of Bioagricultural Sciences and the Public Establishment of Physiological Sciences in Japan have shown what a particular sort of neuron in the cerebrum

Genetics

A multi-ancestry study reveals that problematic drinking is genetically linked.

Genetics Article

A review driven by VA Connecticut Medical Care Community/Yale scientists uncovers parentages all over the planet have a common hereditary

Chemistry

A research team has created polymers that can destroy microorganisms.

Chemistry Article

Anti-infection-safe microorganisms have turned into a rapidly developing danger to general wellbeing. Every year, they represent more than 2.8 million

Machine learning & AI

A breakthrough method boosts terahertz waves for 6G communication.

Machine learning & AI Article

A group of scientists led by Teacher Hyong-Ryeol Park from the Branch of Material Science at UNIST has presented an

Biology

Scientists discovered that the malaria parasite takes its time within the mosquito host to gain an evolutionary edge.

Biology Article

The jungle fever parasite is an expert at variation. To finish its life cycle, the parasite should be sent from

Biology

Small adjustments can have a big impact. New research explains how filament interactions alter cellular networks.

Biology Article

Minuscule things matter—for example, one aminocorrosive can totally modify the design of the cell. Specialists at the Colleges of Göttingen and Warwick examined the construction and mechanics of the principal

Biomedical technology