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A group of scientists affiliated with a few foundations in Alabama has connected 10 hereditary loci to the improvement of osteoarthritis. In their paper distributed in the journal Nature Hereditary

Earth Sciences

Researchers are striving to improve and simplify models that depict how PFAS move through the ground.

Earth Sciences Article

As a growing number of networks are compelled to defy PFAS pollution in their groundwater, a critical obstacle in dealing

Biology

A new method of synthesizing mRNAs could improve the efficacy of mRNA medications and vaccinations.

Biology Article

A group of manufactured researchers at the Hong Kong College of Science and Innovation (HKUST) has as of late found

Physics

A new microscope can capture 3D images of cells while working in the field.

Physics Article

To notice living cells through a magnifying lens, an example is typically pressed onto a glass slide. It then, at

Chemistry

New insights into how long-banned PCBs cause damage within the body

Chemistry Article

Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are widely used in modern and commercial products such as plastics, paints, electronic equipment, and protective liquids.Their

Astronomy & Space

The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered an extraterrestrial atmosphere that has never been seen before.

Astronomy & Space Article

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has quite recently scored another initial: a point-by-point sub-atomic and compound representation of a far-off world's skies. The telescope's collection of extremely delicate instruments

Electronics & Semiconductors

A metasurface antenna with space-time coding for efficient and secure communications

Electronics & Semiconductors Article

Radio wires that can couple directed waves produced from various sources in free space and control these waves are vital

Environment

While Other Marine Life in the Florida Keys Languishes, Sea Urchins, Continue to Proliferate

Environment Article

Tobias Grun and Michal Kowalewski from the Florida Museum searched the ocean floor for sea urchins throughout the summer of

Robotics

Researchers create robotic droplet manipulators for hazardous liquid cleanup using soft skills.

Robotics Article

CSU scientists have made the first fruitful delicate mechanical gripper equipped for controlling individual drops of fluid, as per a

Biology

An expedition led by citizen scientists retraces Charles Darwin’s travels.

Biology Article

Scholar Eduardo Sampaio investigated octopuses off Cape Verde. He took part in a Resident Scientist-led campaign commemorating Charles Darwin's excursion.

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