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A multinational team of scientists, including Andrew Steele from Carnegie and Philippe Schmitt-Kopplin of the Technical University of Munich and Helmholtz Munich, discovered that the Martian meteorite Tissint has a

Biotechnology

Scientists create a novel method for researching mitochondria.

Biotechnology Article

A high-level imaging-based strategy from researchers at Scripps Exploration offers a better approach for examining mitochondria. In their report on

Ecology

Mining near critical hydrothermal vents may jeopardize species in remote locations.

Ecology Article

According to another paper published in Nature and Advancement, the obliteration of key aqueous vents by remote ocean mining could

Biology

A large-scale fossil research 15 million years ago indicates the origins of today’s biodiversity gradient.

Biology Article

Experts used nearly 1,000,000 fossils to solve a 200-year-old logical mystery: why the number of different species is greatest near

Astronomy & Space

Findings of Asteroids from Space Dust Particles May Save the Planet

Astronomy & Space Article

Significant findings from research conducted by Curtin University on the age and endurance of an ancient asteroid composed of stony

Robotics

Robotic exoskeletons must be faster than human reactions to aid with balance recovery.

Robotics Article

Wearable mechanical technology promises to help more seasoned individuals maintain their mobility and paraplegic patients regain theirs.They could assist with making people more grounded and quicker. Yet, up to this

Paleontology & Fossils