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Human antibodies that can inhibit various coronaviruses, including SARS-CoV-2, have been discovered by scientists.

A group of researchers from Scripps Exploration and the University of North Carolina (UNC) has found antibodies in the blood of specific coronavirus givers that can impede disease from a

Paleontology & Fossils

A fossilized larynx reveals that dinosaurs may have been able to make bird-like cries.

Paleontology & Fossils Article

Scientists with the Hokkaido College Historical Center, working with a partner from the American Exhibition Hall of Regular History, have

Archaeology

According to research, steel was first utilized in Europe 2,900 years ago.

Archaeology Article

A global and interdisciplinary group led by College of Freiburg paleologist Dr. Ralph Araque Gonzalez from the Humanities Staff discovered

Environment

A novel approach of evaluating microplastic particle pollution may aid in the assessment of environmental effect.

Environment Article

Recently, a growing number of analysts have focused on plastic pollution, one of the world's most pressing environmental threats.They have

Astronomy & Space

Stars and Planets Grow Together, According to Research on “Polluted” White Dwarfs

Astronomy & Space Article

In our early Solar System, planet formation began far earlier than previously believed, with the planets' building components developing at

Computer Sciences

Users with augmented reality headsets can glimpse concealed objects.

Computer Sciences Article

MIT researchers have created an expanded reality headset that provides the wearer with X-beam vision. The headset joins PC vision and remote insight to naturally find a particular thing that

Mathematics

A novel method for obtaining approximation linear equations for complex nonlinear problems.

Mathematics Article

Specialists at the College of Tsukuba have developed another technique for inferring straight conditions from convoluted nonlinear issues. Utilizing recreation

Nanophysics