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A group of specialists partnered with a few establishments in Sweden, Finland, and Denmark and found proof that children brought into the world by moms with toxemia have an increased

Astronomy

Patchy Proton Aurora at Mars First Observed by MAVEN and EMM

Astronomy Article

Joint observations of dynamic proton aurora occurrences at Mars have been made by the MAVEN (Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution)

Engineering

Engineers aim to replicate the creativity of biological tissues.

Engineering Article

In the computer game Minecraft, everything including creatures and characters is made of little 3D blocks called voxels. Materials researchers

Biology

A new study reveals that the flight of birds can help predict turbulence.

Biology Article

Another review by Swansea College has demonstrated the way that the flight of birds can offer a meteorological understanding of

Physics

Ultrafast pulses are generated via an on-chip time-lens.

Physics Article

Femtosecond lasers, which transmit light in ultrafast bursts lasting a millionth of a billionth of a second, are useful assets

Physics

Researchers discover interactions between light and matter at sub-nanometer sizes, resulting in “picophotonics.”

Physics Article

Analysts at Purdue University have found new waves with picometer-scale spatial varieties of electromagnetic fields that can spread in semiconductors like silicon. The exploration group, led by Dr. Zubin Jacob,

Astronomy & Space