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A pocket characteristic shared by lethal coronaviruses could lead to pan-coronavirus antiviral treatment.

Researchers have found the reason why some COVIDs are bound to cause serious sickness, which has remained a secret until recently. Specialists of the College of Bristol-Davie study, distributed in

Political science

Witchcraft beliefs are prevalent and very different around the world.

Political science Article

A recently gathered dataset quantitatively catches black magic convictions in nations all over the planet, empowering examination of key variables

Environment

The 1.5-Degree Limit will Likely be Exceeded, Although Peak Warming can be Prevented

Environment Article

The existing climate commitments made by the globe are insufficient to keep the 2015 Paris Agreement's aim within reach. It

Biology

In previously unseen detail, new technology maps the movement of microscopic algae.

Biology Article

Because of new innovation developed at the College of Exeter, the development of examples of minuscule green growth can be

Neuroscience

Researchers are taken aback by a major finding concerning mammalian brains.

Neuroscience Article

In another forward leap to see more about the mammalian mind, College of Copenhagen specialists have made an amazing revelation.

Energy & Green Tech

Simple semiconductor solutions could increase solar energy output and allow for more advanced space probes.

Energy & Green Tech Article

A "straightforward" change to perovskite-based cells during the creation stage could assist with opening the untapped capability of the sustainable power source, claims research from the College of Surrey. Surrey's

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