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A study found that climate effect labels on fast food restaurants’ menus can influence purchasing decisions.

A group of scientists collaborated with various foundations in the United States and discovered that putting marks on food sources sold at drive-thru eateries and informing customers about the negative

Astronomy & Space

In the NGC 381 area, Indian scientists have discovered dozens of variable stars.

Astronomy & Space Article

Stargazers from the Aryabhatta Exploration Foundation of observational science (ARIES) and from the Actual Exploration Lab in India report the

Quantum Physics

Quantum interference with high visibility between two independent semiconductor quantum dots has been accomplished.

Quantum Physics Article

The current year's Nobel Prize in Physical Science praised the key interest of quantum trap and furthermore imagined the likely

Neuroscience

For the first time, human brain organoids implanted in the cortex of a mouse respond to visual inputs.

Neuroscience Article

A group of designers and neuroscientists has shown interestingly that human mind organoids embedded in mice have laid out a

Neuroscience

Keeping knowledge in mind could imply storing it among synapses.

Neuroscience Article

Between the time you read the Wi-Fi secret key off the bistro's menu and the time you can return to

Biology

Transcriptional adaptation has been discovered to be involved in inherited epigenetic alterations.

Biology Article

A group of scientists at the Maximum Planck Organization for Heart and Lung Exploration, working with a partner from Sanctuary College, have found that transcriptional variation seems to assume a

Astronomy

The action of two protostars appears to be preparing the way for planet formation.

Astronomy Article

A group of scientists at the Max Planck Establishment for Extraterrestrial Physical Science, working with a partner at the College

Chemistry

Researchers create environmentally friendly materials capable of purifying water.

Chemistry Article

Teacher Park Chi-Youthful's group effectively fostered an abnormally permeable polymer material that can totally eliminate phenolic natural toxins in water

Biomedical technology

Making grooves on facemasks to make them resist droplets better

Biomedical technology Article

A group of scientists at the Korea Organization of Science and Innovation, working with a partner from Korea College, have

Astronomy

Strong Starlight Observed “Pushing” Dust Plumes Into Interstellar Space

Astronomy Article

The findings are published in the journal Nature and were obtained using infrared photos of the binary star system WR140

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