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Dietary decisions and their results may surely impact mental capability. Another review driven by examiners at Brigham and Ladies' Clinic, an establishing individual from the Mass General Brigham medical care

Biomedical technology

A new wearable device measures the growth of cancers beneath the skin.

Biomedical technology Article

Engineers at the Georgia Foundation of Innovation and Stanford College have made a little, independent gadget with a stretchable/adaptable sensor

Biology

A new method for expediting cold case investigations

Biology Article

For almost 37 years, she was known as Buckskin Young Lady—a youthful, unknown homicide casualty found outside Dayton, Ohio, wearing

Biology

Researchers discover a neural mechanism in rats that causes social grooming.

Biology Article

A group of scientists partnered with various foundations in Hungary, working with two partners from Spain and one each from

Education

Researchers who collaborate with others in multiple research areas found to publish more highly cited papers

Education Article

A small group of scientists at Beijing Normal College, working with a partner from Bar-Ilan College, has found that specialists

Environment

Rock samples have revealed a record of the Antarctic ice sheet’s reaction to climatic cycles.

Environment Article

By examining strange stone examples gathered a long time back in Antarctica, researchers at the College of California, St. Nick Cruz, have found a wonderful record of how the East

Biomedical technology

Researchers Find a Substance in Trees That May Be Able to Kill Drug-Resistant Bacteria

Biomedical technology Article

Researchers have discovered that the naturally occurring substance hydroquinine has the ability to kill a variety of germs. One of

Energy & Green Tech

A method for producing narrow bandgap (NBG) perovskite sheets for tandem solar cells that are more efficient.

Energy & Green Tech Article

All-perovskite pair sun-based cells, including sun-powered cells including stacked wide-bandgap (WBG) and thin bandgap (NBG) perovskites, could be especially encouraging

Biology

Immune System: Atomic-Resolution Image of an Antigen-Bound T-Cell Receptor

Biology Article

Our immune system's specialized T cells are used to combat cancer cells and infectious illnesses. These unique white blood cells

Biology

Plasma-Produced Gas Aids in Pathogen Defense for Plants

Biology Article

Researchers have used plasma, a fourth state of matter found in the flash of lightning and the dance of auroras,

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