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Mice’s intestinal tracts’ fatty tissue has been proven to aid in the ejection of worms that can infest the gut.

A group of scientists at the Maximum Planck Organization for Immunobiology and Epigenetics, working with partners from the Washington College Institute of Medication, the Clinical College of Vienna, the Van

Neuroscience

A new MRI approach might make it possible to trace the spread of brain activity noninvasively on millisecond timeframes.

Neuroscience Article

A group of scientists partnered with various foundations in the Republic of Korea has fostered a better approach to utilizing

Chemistry

Researchers have used cellulose to create a slow-release fertilizer as well as a self-fertilizing propagation pot.

Chemistry Article

An examination group partnered with the Lab of Polymeric Materials and Biosorbents at the Government College of So Carlos (UFSCar)

Archaeology

An obsidian blade study reveals dynamic Neolithic social networks.

Archaeology Article

According to another study by Yale scientists, an examination of obsidian curios exhumed during the 1960s at two prominent archeological

Archaeology

According to a new study, Neanderthals were possibly carnivores.

Archaeology Article

Another review published on October 17 in the journal PNAS, driven by a CNRS scientist, has interestingly utilized zinc isotope

Physics

At Room Temperature, “Naturally Insulating” Material Emits Pulses of Superfluorescent Light

Physics Article

Instead of producing a brighter and more stable nanoparticle for optical applications, scientists discovered that their product displayed a more unexpected characteristic: bursts of superfluorescence that happened at room temperature

Biology