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A group of materials researchers at Songshan Lake Materials Lab, working with partners from the China Foundation of Room Innovation and the Chinese Institute of Sciences, all in China, has

Ecology

Diverse mechanisms of poor growth performance in Betula ermanii saplings from high and low latitudes

Ecology Article

Plant species are circulated in their favored climatic zones, and plants developing at the edge of their normal dissemination range

Biology

Researchers discover that a dangerous bee virus is less lethal in at least one US forest.

Biology Article

The current year's cold and influenza season is bringing uplifting news for bumble bees. Penn State scientists have tracked down

Ecology

EU legislators reach an agreement on a law to restore natural environments.

Ecology Article

The European Parliament on Thursday settled on a questionable regulation to restore corrupted conditions to their normal state. More backwoods

Biology

How scientists, farmers, and brewers intend to protect beer from climate change.

Biology Article

On a splendid day this fall, work vehicles befuddled Gayle Goschie's ranch about an hour outside Portland, Oregon. Goschie is

Biology

Early exposure to an unusual chemical may boost plant growth and help feed the world.

Biology Article

Like some other creatures, plants can get pushed. Typically, it's circumstances like intensity and dry spells that lead to this pressure, and when they're worried, plants probably won't develop as

Physics

The dynamics of skyrmion spin states have been confirmed in neutron scattering experiments.

Physics Article

RIKEN analysts have brought low-energy gadgets in light of spintronics one bit closer by estimating the elements of small attractive

Machine learning & AI

A study is being conducted to investigate the scaling of deep learning models for chemistry research.

Machine learning & AI Article

Profound brain organizations (DNNs) have ended up being exceptionally encouraging apparatuses for dissecting a lot of information, which could accelerate

Chemistry

Researchers have captured high-resolution images of magnesium ions interacting with the CRISPR gene-editing enzyme.

Chemistry Article

The quality-altering innovation known as CRISPR has prompted progressive changes in agribusiness and wellbeing exploration, and that's just the beginning.

Chemistry

Chemists create a new sensor for measuring pH in microvolumes.

Chemistry Article

Estimating the pH of substances gives us fundamental pieces of information about our general surroundings, for example, distinguishing defiled water

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