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Researchers at the University of Oregon have revealed new hints to the hereditary reason for scoliosis, a strange arch of the spine. Analysts in the lab of UO science teacher

Oncology & Cancer

A new tumor-suppressing gene that improves customized therapy response in breast cancer patients

Oncology & Cancer Article

An exploration group from the LKS Workforce of Medication at the College of Hong Kong (HKUMed) found that physical cancellation

Biology

Researchers have discovered the neurons in fruit flies that coordinate female preferences with male courtship songs.

Biology Article

With regards to romance, it is essential to guarantee that one is interacting with an individual from a similar animal

Bio & Medicine

Scientists create a new technology that uses urine to identify brain cancers.

Bio & Medicine Article

Scientists at Nagoya College in Japan have utilized another gadget to recognize a key protein in pee that shows whether

Earth Sciences

Even dormant volcanoes lose a lot of sulfur into the atmosphere, according to ice cores.

Earth Sciences Article

Volcanoes draw a lot of consideration when they eject. In any case, new exploration driven by the College of Washington

Psychology & Psychiatry

‘Time is not what it used to be’: Children and adults have distinct perceptions of time.

Psychology & Psychiatry Article

Specialists at Eötvös Loránd College have examined whether the impression of time changes with age and, provided that this is true, how and why we see the progression of time

Engineering

The new chemistry at the heart of ultra-high power density batteries

Engineering Article

Mohammad Asadi, a colleague and teacher of substance design at the Illinois Organization for Innovation, has distributed a paper in

Robotics

Using mobile cellular technology to pilot drones with confidence

Robotics Article

Drones are increasingly being used in areas far from the person who controls them.Nonetheless, customary controllers have a restricted reach,

Biomedical technology

A soft robotic wearable helps persons with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis regain arm function.

Biomedical technology Article

Approximately 30,000 individuals in the U.S. are impacted by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), otherwise called Lou Gehrig's disease, a neurodegenerative

Environment

New Insights into Why Chesapeake Bay Improvements Remain Difficult

Environment Article

The Chesapeake Bay is facing challenges in terms of improving water quality due to several factors such as population growth,

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