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For the longest time, quantum computing engineers established new benchmarks for silicon chip performance.

In the world of quantum physics, two milliseconds — or two thousandths of a second — is a remarkably long time span.On these timescales, the squint of an eye —

Environment

During the last deglaciation, marine ice sheets were critical in hastening global warming.

Environment Article

The power and pace of softening during the penultimate ice liquefying was a lot higher than recently suspected, as per

Biotechnology

Researchers have created a miniature bionic seawater battery.

Biotechnology Article

The scientists from the Foundation of Microbial Science of the Chinese Institute of Sciences have fostered a scaled down bionic

Medications

Non-opioid substances pain relief without sedation

Medications Article

Another recent review led by scientists at UC San Francisco found that a recently recognized set of particles eased torment

Archaeology

The stone spheres may be from an Ancient Greek board game.

Archaeology Article

Archeologists from the College of Bristol have proposed that strange stone circles found at different old settlements across the Aegean

Health

A Study Suggests that Prescribing Precise Physical Activity Increases Survival in Colon Cancer Patients

Health Article

Patients receiving surgical treatment for Stage III colon cancer may benefit more from physical activity. In a recent study from Pennington Biomedical Research Center, 1,696 patients who had had chemotherapy

Astronomy & Space

Investigating the plasma loading mechanism of radio jets emitted by black holes

Astronomy & Space Article

Worlds, including our own Smooth Way, have supermassive dark openings in their focuses, and their masses are millions to billions

Social Sciences

Understanding societal challenges with games—moral norm formation supports selfless behavior

Social Sciences Article

Human direction and the exchange of individual and overall vibes is amazingly intricate. Sadly, our way of behaving can prompt

Medical research

Another monkey virus may be on the verge of infecting humans.

Medical research Article

The Dark group of infections, currently endemic in wild African primates and known to cause deadly Ebola-like side effects in

Agriculture

Single-cell technologies reveal the active antibiotic resistome in soils.

Agriculture Article

Soil antimicrobial opposition (AMR) is presenting expanding wellbeing gambles because of conceivable transmission to people through direct contact and through

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