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Archived core samples from an old growth stand Following the 9.0 earthquake and related tsunami that hit the Pacific Northwest in 1700, Douglas-fir trees in the South Beach neighborhood just

Chemistry

GTUB3 is the first conductive and photoluminescent microporous metal-organic solid.

Chemistry Article

Specialists at TU Berlin have fostered another material from the class of microporous metal-organic framework (MOF) compounds. From one viewpoint,

Astronomy & Space

Astronomers analyze the chemical makeup of several star populations in NGC 2808.

Astronomy & Space Article

Utilizing ESO's Exceptionally Large Telescope (VLT) and the Hubble Space Telescope (HST), stargazers have assessed the globular cluster NGC 2808.

Environment

Metal concentrations in public water systems in the United States are highest in Hispanic/Latino and American Indian areas.

Environment Article

Fundamentally higher arsenic and uranium focuses in broad daylight drinking water have been connected to networks with higher extents of

Chemistry

The team develops a protein-based substance that can withstand supersonic hits.

Chemistry Article

A College of Kent group, led by teachers Ben Goult and Jen Hiscock, has made and protected another shock-engrossing material

Neuroscience

A new study identifies a previously unknown genetic abnormality at the root of prevalent late-onset cerebellar ataxia.

Neuroscience Article

Scientists at the College of Miami Mill operator Institute of Medication, McGill College, and other establishments have found that a very much disguised hereditary variety in the quality FGF14, called

Diseases, Conditions, Syndromes

Ebola vaccine safety and immunogenicity trials provide positive results.

Diseases, Conditions, Syndromes Article

Ebola scourges happen occasionally in different sub-Saharan African nations. While immunizations exist and have previously gotten WHO prequalification against the

Biotechnology