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In the 2016 science fiction film "Appearance," an etymologist and a hypothetical physicist attempt to beat the clock to speak with imperiled extraterrestrial heptapods, wishing to impart their insight and

Biology

The zombie fly fungus attracts healthy male flies to mate with dead females.

Biology Article

Entomophthora muscae is a broad, pathogenic fungus that grows by tainting normal houseflies with lethal spores. Presently, research shows that

Biology

A new study sheds light on the lethal frog sickness.

Biology Article

Another review meant to open the mysteries of an illness wrecking frog populations has turned up a few startling outcomes,

Chemistry

A first-generation synthetic mechanosensitive potassium channel

Chemistry Article

Scientists at Tokyo Tech created the first engineered mechanosensitive potassium channel by utilizing a recently developed fragrant fluorinated amphiphilic cyclophane.Their

Health

Scientists Now Understand How Pregnant Women Produce Super Antibodies to Protect Newborns

Health Article

In order to withstand the onslaught of infections that start invading newborn infants' bodies as soon as they are born,

Chemistry

First time ever that chemists have changed the bonds between atoms in a single molecule

Chemistry Article

A group of scientists from IBM Research Europe, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela and the University of Regensburg have changed the connections between the iotas in a solitary particle interestingly.

Physics

Quantum ‘time reversal’ is used by physicists to quantify vibrating atoms.

Physics Article

The quantum vibrations in iotas hold a small universe of data. On the off chance that researchers can precisely gauge

Physics

Knots in the resonator: Beautiful mathematics in simple physics

Physics Article

At the core of each and every resonator—be it a cello, a gravitational wave finder, or the radio wire in

Physics

A basic vacuum measurement standard

Physics Article

A novel, quantum-based vacuum check framework created by scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has finished

Nanotechnology

According to the experts, crystal phase engineering shows promise for the future.

Nanotechnology Article

Nuclear revamp changes a material's physical and chemical properties, which might prompt likely applications across disciplines, remembering for feasible energy.

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