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A new study will allow researchers to evaluate medicines for a rare neurological disease that affects young infants.

Interestingly, researchers will actually want to test therapeutics for a group of uncommon neurodegenerative illnesses that affect babies and small kids because of another exploration model made by researchers at

Archaeology

It was cash that developed on trees.

Archaeology Article

Cacao was considered holy by the ancient Maya and was used as currency, but only for specific services and strict

Physics

A group of physicists discovers evidence of pentaquark states and novel stuff.

Physics Article

Scholars at the College of Pittsburgh and Swansea College have shown that new trial results from the CERN collider give

Ecology

Sugary feces could be utilized to entice harmful plant pests to their demise.

Ecology Article

Spotted lanternflies transmit another concentrate in Boondocks in Bug Science via their foul discharges known as honeydew.This obtrusive species has

Chemistry

Scientists work one atom at a time to solve the enigma of how radiation damages metal.

Chemistry Article

Dim and white bits skitter whimsically on a PC screen. A transcending magnifying lens looms over a scene of electronic

Health

Critical Limb Ischemia Patients’ Early Diagnosis and Treatment Depend on Blood Flow Assessment

Health Article

A recent scientific statement from the American Heart Association, published in the Association's flagship journal Circulation, addresses non-invasive methods and tools for evaluating blood flow and other diagnostic factors for

Chemistry

A new glow-in-the-dark substance can trace the movement of medications in the human body.

Chemistry Article

Scientists from Western College have fostered a material that could ultimately further develop how medications are managed for patients by

Chemistry

In Li-S batteries, conductive and electrocatalytic mediators are being developed.

Chemistry Article

Lithium sulfide (Li-S) batteries are viewed as a promising and effective energy stockpiling framework due to their high energy thickness

Biochemistry

Scientists are developing novel nonstick surfaces by modifying silk proteins.

Biochemistry Article

Scientists at Tufts College have fostered a strategy to make silk-based materials that won't adhere to water, or nearly anything

Chemistry

Visible light activation allows for the conversion of bench-stable sulfones to useful glycosides.

Chemistry Article

Physicists at the Public University of Singapore have developed a new method for producing therapeutically important C-glycosides and S-glycosides using

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