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A global group of researchers, including from the colleges of Bristol and Oxford and the Normal History Gallery, have found that a very much preserved, fossilized worm dating from a

Oncology & Cancer

A new study has shown how a cancer-causing gene regulates genetic variation in prostate cancer.

Oncology & Cancer Article

Scientists from the Barts Disease Foundation (BCI) at Sovereign Mary College of London, the Italian Organization for Genomic Medication, and

Archaeology

A study has discovered that Australian caverns are up to 500,000 years older than previously assumed, which may solve a megafauna riddle.

Archaeology Article

South Australia's Naracoorte Caverns is one of the world's best fossil locales, containing a record crossing the greater part of

Nanotechnology

The team creates a strong Bragg reflector with an ultrahigh refractive index metamaterial.

Nanotechnology Article

We all look in the mirror no less than once per day to see our appearance. Mirrors are used in

Astronomy & Space

The Zhurong rover discovers evidence of probable inundation billions of years ago on Mars.

Astronomy & Space Article

A group of scientists at the Chinese Institute of Sciences, working with a partner from Peking College, have tracked down

Chemistry

A Revolutionary Finding in the Production of Ethylene from Carbon Capture

Chemistry Article

Meenesh Singh and his team at the University of Illinois Chicago have found a means to completely transform the carbon dioxide extracted from industrial exhaust into ethylene, a crucial component

Biology