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Specialists at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory are handling a worldwide water challenge with an exceptional material intended to target not one, but two poisonous, weighty metal

Paleontology & Fossils

Study disproves notion that there were three distinct species of T. rex.

Paleontology & Fossils Article

Another review disproves a provocative case made recently that fossils named after the dinosaur Tyrannosaurus rex address three separate species.

Health

The Brain’s Choline Transporter Is Required for Filtering Out Unnecessary Information

Health Article

A sight, smell, sensation, or sound becomes so ingrained in an organism during habituation that it essentially vanishes. According to

Biology

The majority of metabolic rhythms are driven by the central core clock machinery.

Biology Article

Life on earth depends on repeating 24-hour natural cycles that are hereditarily encoded as atomic tickers in every single mammalian

Health

Sleep Apnea in Mothers May Increase the Risk of Autism-Like Changes in Male Offspring

Health Article

According to research conducted on rats by Amanda Vanderplow, Michael Cahill, and colleagues at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and published

Chemistry

Unexpected behavior observed in clean energy efficient catalysts

Chemistry Article

Analysts from the Weizmann Institute of Science and the U.S. Branch of Energy's (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory have researched the sub-atomic level elements at play when methanol converts to hydrogen

Health

Seizures and Sleep Disorders Associated with Intellectual Disability Science Gets One Step Closer to Curing

Health Article

The development of focused medication therapy that may lessen seizures sleep issues, and associated symptoms frequent among people with intellectual

Chemistry

Researchers develop a catalyst that uses sunlight to destroy “forever chemicals.”

Chemistry Article

Rice University synthetic specialists have worked on their plan for a light-controlled impetus that quickly separates PFOA, one of the

Chemistry

The ‘IcePic’ algorithm outperforms humans in predicting the formation of ice crystals.

Chemistry Article

Cambridge researchers have fostered a falsely insightful calculation fit for beating researchers at anticipating how and when various materials structure

Astronomy & Space

The behavior of quasi-periodic eruptions in the galaxy GSN 069 is being studied by astronomers.

Astronomy & Space Article

Utilizing ESA's XMM-Newton satellite and NASA's Chandra shuttle, a global group of cosmologists has researched an exceptional way of behaving

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