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Indigenous tribes in the American Southwest have buffered the impact of climate change on wildfires for 400 years.

Decimating megafires are turning out to be more normal, to some degree, in light of the fact that the planet is warming. In any case, another review driven by SMU

Nanotechnology

Researchers create a new ‘raspberry-shaped’ nanoparticle for targeted drug delivery.

Nanotechnology Article

A newfound procedure, revealed in the diary Nanoscale, offers a minimal-expense method for upgrading the viability of existing medications. "Assuming

Neuroscience

Researchers have discovered how trauma alters the brain.

Neuroscience Article

Openness to injury can be extraordinary, and analysts are becoming familiar with how awful mishaps may actually change our cerebrums.

Ecology

A study discovers that dinosaurs were on the rise prior to the asteroid’s demise.

Ecology Article

Researchers have long discussed why non-bird dinosaurs, including Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops, became extinct while vertebrates and different species, for

Archaeology

Ancient stone implements from China show the earliest evidence of rice harvesting.

Archaeology Article

Another Dartmouth School drive-by review breaking down stone devices from southern China gives the earliest proof of rice collecting, dating

Neuroscience

Hearing is believing: Sounds have the ability to affect our visual perception.

Neuroscience Article

For the most part, discernment feels easy. Assuming that you hear a bird twittering and glance through the window, it barely feels like your cerebrum has done anything at all

Astronomy