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The Department of Biology at the University of Oxford has now published a new study that provides the first concrete proof of the spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria from a patient's

Chemistry

Researchers investigate next-generation bio-inspired structural materials inspired by pangolins and peacocks.

Chemistry Article

Nature can do a lot with a few simple particles, from pangolin scales that can withstand uppings and hard hits

Chemistry

Investigating how uranium follows a different path in severe conditions.

Chemistry Article

Under ordinary circumstances, radioactive materials, for example, uranium, work in an anticipated way. Take those equivalent materials and subject them

Chemistry

Machine learning makes the work of magnetic categorization appear to be simpler.

Chemistry Article

Knowing the attractive construction of translucent materials is basic to numerous applications, including information stockpiling, high-speed imaging, spintronics, superconductivity, and

Astronomy & Space

A 3D radargram sheds new light on Mars’ north polar cap.

Astronomy & Space Article

Another upgraded 3D radar picture offers an incredibly better perspective on the inside of the Martian north polar cap, as

Astronomy & Space

The absence of a vital signal helps astronomers to establish what the early galaxies were and were not like.

Astronomy & Space Article

Analysts have had the option to make a few vital judgments about the primary systems to exist in one of the principal astrophysical investigations of the period in the early

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