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The remains of a massive carp fish (2 meters/6.5 feet long), examined by the Jewish College, Bar-Ilan College Tel Aviv College, in collaboration with Oranim Scholarly School, the Israel Oceanographic

Environment

The US aircraft industry can completely decarbonize, according to a study.

Environment Article

Regularly, 45,000 planes fly across the US, conveying a few million travelers. Flight is one of the most difficult areas

Robotics

The study of human-robot interactions by researchers is an early step in developing future robot ‘guides.’

Robotics Article

Another study by Missouri S&T experts shows how human subjects solidify or loosen their arms at various points during a

Computer Sciences

It is sometimes harmful for AI to be overly curious.

Computer Sciences Article

It's an age-old conundrum.Friday night has moved around, and you're attempting to pick an eatery for supper. (If there are

Energy & Green Tech

Biofuel paired with modern engine design has the potential to save energy and money.

Energy & Green Tech Article

According to two new studies, biofuel is getting closer to becoming a cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution for reducing fossil

Machine learning & AI

New data standards for AI models are defined by scientists.

Machine learning & AI Article

Hopeful dough punchers are often called upon to adjust grant-winning recipes in view of varying kitchen arrangements. Somebody could utilize an eggbeater rather than a stand blender to make prize-winning

Oncology & Cancer

Researchers have discovered a possible ‘electrical language’ of breast cancer cells.

Oncology & Cancer Article

New exploration has found variable voltages in the films of bosom disease cells, uncovering hints about how they develop and

Chemistry

Antiviral compounds identified in South Korean natural plants

Chemistry Article

Codonopsis lanceolata, more commonly known as "deodeok," is utilized as a restorative spice in South Korea. It is developed in

Nanotechnology

Researchers understand how to engineer the formation of crystalline materials composed of nanometer-sized gold clusters.

Nanotechnology Article

Initial research into designing precious stone development using molecularly precise metal nanoclusters has been completed by specialists in Singapore, Saudi

Biology

As sharks continue to dwindle, tuna and billfish are recovering from the threat of extinction.

Biology Article

A group of scientists with individuals from the AZTI, Marine Exploration, Basque Exploration and Innovation Collusion, the Global Fish Manageability

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