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An investigation looks into the impact of the fossil fuel business at prominent American institutions.

The BMJ published an investigation today that looks at how petroleum product organizations pour cash into prestigious American universities. Insightful writer Paul Thacker looks at how oil and gas organizations

Chemistry

A thermal management material that folds or unfolds in response to heat or cold without the use of a power source.

Chemistry Article

A group of scientists at Nankai College has fostered a warm administration multi-facet material that responds to intensity or cold

Biology

According to a Recent Study, Plant Immune Systems can Adjust to Environmental Stressors that are Not Living

Biology Article

The word “stressed out” doesn't generally come to mind when we think about plants. After all, they are excused from

Biology

Saliva Bacteria of Students with Recent Suicidal Thoughts Differ, According to a Study

Biology Article

According to a recent University of Florida study, college students who reported having recently considered suicide had germs in their

Biology

Sugar Alters the Microbiome and Removes the Defenses Against Obesity and Diabetes

Biology Article

Dietary sugar affects the gut flora, triggering a series of events that result in metabolic illness, pre-diabetes, and weight gain,

Quantum Physics

Making quantum anomalous Hall effect-inducing mini-magnets

Quantum Physics Article

Another gadget has been created that can exhibit the quantum strange corridor impact, in which minuscule, discrete voltage steps are produced by an outside attractive field. This work might enable

Computer

Researchers devise a mechanism to safeguard privacy and security in encrypted messaging.

Computer Article

Cornell Tech scientists have fostered a component for protecting secrecy in encoded information—which covers message content yet probably won't shroud

Biology