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A novel and potent method for elucidating the communication between gut microorganisms and the brain.

In the previous 10 years, scientists have started to see the value and significance of a two-way correspondence that happens between organisms in the gastrointestinal tract and the mind, known

Technology

Objects in Driverless Car Sensors may be Closer Than they Seem, So Use Caution

Technology Article

In the context of driverless cars, it may refer to the fact that objects detected by the car's sensors, such

Biology

Brachyuran crabs’ ability to thrive in highly acidic environments near shallow-water hydrothermal vents

Biology Article

A group of specialists partnered with various foundations in Taiwan and one in Germany has found the means by which

Biology

Paleogenomics is being used to elucidate 10,000 years of immune system evolution.

Biology Article

During the 1950s, the geneticist J.B.S. Haldane ascribed the upkeep or perseverance of the change liable for oddities in red

Biology

Making the case for using insects as sustenance for both people and animals

Biology Article

Two sets of scholastics are presenting the defense for involving bugs as a food source in Viewpoints pieces distributed in

Biochemistry

Researchers create fluidic memristors with a variety of neuromorphic functions.

Biochemistry Article

Neuromorphic gadgets definitely stand out on account of their likely applications in neuromorphic registering, knowledge detection, cerebrum machine interfaces, and neuroprosthetics. However, a large portion of the neuromorphic abilities recognized

Chemistry

Electrochemical biosensor for detecting antibodies

Chemistry Article

The quantitative identification of explicit antibodies in complex examples, such as blood, can provide information on various diseases, but it

Chemistry

Developing improved catalysts to shut the carbon dioxide loop

Chemistry Article

The most ideal way to fight off the most awful impacts of environmental change is to diminish CO2 outflows all

Biochemistry

A one-pot process yields a flexible building block for bioactive compounds.

Biochemistry Article

Scientists from the University of Groningen have discovered a simple method for delivering previously distant chiral Z-alkenes, particles that provide

Chemistry

The main restriction for hydrogen storage materials has been found.

Chemistry Article

A group of scientists has identified the main impediment of a typical strong state hydrogen material, preparing it for future

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