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The manner in which we experience music and discourse varies from what has as of late been accepted. This is the decision of a committee by scientists at Linköping College,

Chemistry

A researcher has developed a wood-based replacement to single-use plastic.

Chemistry Article

College of English Columbia analyst Dr. Feng Jiang has fostered a cellulose film that seems to be plastic and acts

Biochemistry

A naturally existing soil microbe may hold the key to eliminating ‘forever chemicals.’

Biochemistry Article

College of Tennessee, Knoxville employees Shawn Campagna, teacher and partner division head in science, and Plain Loeffler, lead representative's seat

Ecology

Cysteine discovery in the coral genome

Ecology Article

For example, model creatures, like mice and natural product flies, have furnished researchers with strong experience in how cell science

Astronomy & Space

A planetary-scale ‘heat wave’ has been observed in Jupiter’s atmosphere.

Astronomy & Space Article

A startling "heat wave" of 700 degrees Celsius, expanding 130,000 kilometers (10 Earth widths) in Jupiter's air, has been found.

Medical research

Rapid Diagnosis of Malaria by Plasmodium Falciparum in Africa

Medical research Article

Rapid diagnostic tests, used as part of the “test-treat-track” strategy in Ethiopia, the continent's second-most populous nation, have been a key instrument in the fight against malaria in Africa. The

Biology