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A review directed by scientists from the Gallery for Naturkunde in Berlin uncovered the development of solidification designs in the spines of four-legged vertebrates. Antoine Verrière and his partners had

Education

A study looks at how many scientists an area requires to gain supremacy in a field.

Education Article

To determine the number of researchers required for a region to be a leader in a field, experts at the

Computer Sciences

Intelligent programmable meta-imagers: A novel method to noise-adaptive, task-specific sensing

Computer Sciences Article

Detecting frameworks are becoming increasingly common in many aspects of our lives, including medical care, autonomous vehicles, and touchless human-PC

Genetics

Prenatal diagnosis via RNA sequencing of amniotic fluid cells

Genetics Article

A clinical examination group from the College of Hong Kong (HKUMed) has utilized amniotic liquid cells obtained during 16–24 weeks

Oncology & Cancer

A high-fat ketogenic diet is being considered as a potentially life-saving therapy for cancer patients with low platelets.

Oncology & Cancer Article

A high-fat eating routine might battle low platelet counts in the blood brought about by chemotherapy, as per fundamental exploration,

Biology

A consortium is being formed to map senescent cells and their impact on aging and human health.

Biology Article

Several scientists at the Jackson Laboratory (JAX) are participating in a competitive research program involving several top research organizations to focus on senescent cells.Senescent cells quit partitioning because of stressors,

Astronomy

The first LHAASO results impose stricter restrictions on the lifetime of dark matter.

Astronomy Article

Researchers from the Huge High Height Air Shower Observatory (LHAASO) have introduced generally 1.5 long stretches of observational information, ascertaining

Oncology & Cancer