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Scientists are getting closer to solving a superconducting riddle that could have uses in medical, transportation, and power transmission.

Scientists concentrating on the attractive way of behaving in a cuprate superconductor may have made sense of a portion of the strange properties of their conduction electrons. Cuprate superconductors are

Biology

Fruit flies employ corrective movements to preserve stability after injury.

Biology Article

Organic product flies can rapidly make up for horrendous wing wounds, scientists found, keeping up with a similar level of

Environment

Scientists map ‘rapid pathways’ for replenishing California’s groundwater from the air.

Environment Article

Millennia prior, during the last Ice Age, streams moved from monster glacial masses in the Sierra Nevada down to the

Astronomy & Space

NASA research suggests that massive volcanism may have altered the climate of ancient Venus.

Astronomy & Space Article

According to a NASA paper, volcanic activity lasting hundreds of years and ejecting massive amounts of material may have changed

Social Sciences

A study demonstrates how moral behavior pays off in the end.

Social Sciences Article

Caring ways of behaving and participation can't be underestimated. Mohammad Salahshour of the Max Planck Foundation for Mathematical Studies (now

Oncology & Cancer

Tumor matrix profiling can predict the progression of some lung cancers.

Oncology & Cancer Article

Researchers at the Garvan Foundation of Clinical Exploration have recognized sub-atomic profiles of the encompassing grid of a typical sort of cellular breakdown in the lungs that could show which

Astronomy & Space

The mysterious threads of the Milky Way have ‘older, distant cousins.’

Astronomy & Space Article

Northwestern College astrophysicist Farhad Zadeh has been entranced and baffled by a group of enormously well-coordinated and attractive fibers hanging

Nanotechnology