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To concentrate on how stars and planets are conceived, we need to see star supports concealed in cool dust storms. Far-infrared telescopes can penetrate through those mists. Despite their low

Earth Sciences

Scientists warn that multiple deadly feedback loops make climate action even more urgent.

Earth Sciences Article

Another report composed by a worldwide group of specialists, including researchers from Oregon State University (OSU), cautions of numerous dangerous

Genetics

A toxin-containing protein has been related to muscular dystrophy and arhinia.

Genetics Article

Specialists at the Public Establishments of Wellbeing and their partners have found that a poisonous protein made by the body

Diseases, Conditions, Syndromes

Nanoparticles of a rare earth metal used in MRI contrast agents have been discovered to penetrate renal tissue by researchers.

Diseases, Conditions, Syndromes Article

Doctors frequently recommend gadolinium implantation to improve X-ray filters, but there is evidence that nanoparticles of the harmful rare earth

Machine learning & AI

ChatGPT is capable of passing the Theory of Mind Test at the 9-year-old human level.

Machine learning & AI Article

Michal Kosinski, a computational clinician at Stanford University, has been experimenting with various emphases of the ChatGPT computer-based intelligence chatbot

Geography

Hillslope “Connectivity” is Mainly Driven by Tectonics, According to a Report

Geography Article

Given that hillslopes make up about 90% of the Earth's surface, chances are excellent that most readers are located on one. Hillslopes are important landscape elements that carry sediments and

Hi Tech & Innovation

A novel elastic polymer dielectric is being developed for wafer-scale stretchable electronics.

Hi Tech & Innovation Article

Throughout the course of recent years, material researchers and hardware engineers have been attempting to manufacture new adaptable inorganic materials

Biochemistry

Decoding a histone mark required for gene control that fails in cancer

Biochemistry Article

An exploration group from the College of Hong Kong (HKU) led by Teacher Xiang David Li from the Branch of

Biochemistry

Researchers have identified the targets of hundreds of signaling enzymes.

Biochemistry Article

When cells in the human body detect a change in the environment, particles known as kinases can help them respond:

Chemistry

Multiple-responsive fluorescence probes created for monitoring the microenvironment

Chemistry Article

Fluorescent tests suitable for examining various analytes and microenvironment boundaries are appealing in the fields of disease determination, intracellular imaging,

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