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A worldwide report driven by the College of Otago has found a quality that, when changed, could lessen the risk of bosom disease. The paper is distributed in the journal

Biology

The drying process could be a critical phase in the evolution of life.

Biology Article

A long time ago, Charles Darwin guessed that life probably began in a warm little lake. There, Darwin assumed, compound

Genetics

A new study identifies dementia risks that are particular to adults of African descent.

Genetics Article

In the largest ever hereditary study of dementia in people of African descent, VA researchers discovered a few hereditary dangers

Astronomy & Space

NASA’s Perseverance rover brings the first sample to the surface of Mars.

Astronomy & Space Article

A titanium tube containing a stone example is lying on the Red Planet's surface subsequent to being put there on

Chemistry

Scientists Have a New Way to Measure the Orientation of Molecules

Chemistry Article

In some substances, the molecules align in a predictable, recurring pattern. They all point in different directions in some of

Biology

Humans are still evolving: a study records the appearance of 155 new genes.

Biology Article

Current humans developmentally split from our chimpanzee precursors almost a long time ago, yet we are proceeding to advance. 155 new qualities have been recognized in the human ancestry that

Neuroscience

A study discovered that network neuroscience theory is the strongest predictor of IQ.

Neuroscience Article

Researchers have worked for quite a long time to comprehend how mind structure and useful networks drive insight. Another examination

Biology

The 3D structure of the mammalian genome exhibits unprecedented diversity.

Biology Article

The genome (the code of life) is coordinated as collapsed chromosomes inside the core of cells. This three-layered association of

Earth Sciences

The sedimentary rock ‘chert’ records the Earth’s cooling over billions of years.

Earth Sciences Article

A long time ago, the seas were likely not as hot as frequently expected, yet they were at considerably more

Chemistry

High Thermal Conductivity Shown by Cubic Silicon Carbide Wafer, Second Only to Diamond

Chemistry Article

Researchers from the University of Illinois Urbana-Department Champaign's of Material Science and Engineering have found the answer to a long-standing

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