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Endothermy, or warm-bloodedness, is the capacity of vertebrates and birds to deliver their own body intensity and control their internal heat level. This significant contrast with the cutthroat reptiles supports

Biology

Putting a stop to ‘budding’ viruses

Biology Article

Paramyxoviruses can possibly set off an overwhelming pandemic. This group of infections incorporates measles, Nipah infection, mumps, Newcastle illness, and

Astronomy & Space

A US environmental study for the Thirty Meter Telescope has been launched.

Astronomy & Space Article

The National Science Foundation said Tuesday it intends to direct a review to assess the ecological impacts of building one

Environment

Why Photochemical Smog Rises When Particle Pollution is Reduced, According to Research

Environment Article

Researchers at the University of York have figured out why, in some growing economies, lowering particle pollution leads to an

Physics

Researchers use quantum chaos to produce order.

Physics Article

In another paper in PNAS, "Trio Pair Spin Signatures From Macroscopically Aligned Heteroacenes in an Oriented Single Crystal," National Renewable

Environment

Deep-Sea Mining Noise Pollution Will Travel Hundreds of Miles, According to New Research

Environment Article

The largest habitat on Earth's surface, the deep sea, is home to a variety of understudied species that could be harmed by underwater noise pollution from seabed mining operations, according

Physics

Smarter particle accelerators are made possible by machine learning.

Physics Article

Researchers have fostered another AI stage that makes the calculations that control molecule bars and lasers more intelligent than any

Physics

Follow the flow: Recent advances in the movement of electricity may enhance fusion devices.

Physics Article

Scientists at the U.S. Division of Energy's (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) have tracked down that refreshing a numerical

Robotics

Robot noses may eventually be able to “smell” sickness from the volatolomics of your breath.

Robotics Article

Researchers are working on demonstration procedures that could detect substance compounds in breath, sweat, tears, and other significant discharges and

Energy & Green Tech

Dynamic building facades inspired by aquatic life have the potential to lower heating, cooling, and lighting expenses.

Energy & Green Tech Article

A low-cost "optofluidic" framework planned by University of Toronto scientists—and motivated by marine life like fish, crab, and krill—could assist

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