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Researchers utilizing the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA)—a global observatory co-worked by the U.S. Public Science Foundation's National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO)—have noticed a lot of cool, unbiased gas in

Biology

Researchers Devise a Method for Identifying the Source of Illegally Traded Chimpanzees

Biology Article

The first catalog of genetic diversity for endangered chimpanzees in the wild was published in the journal Cell Genomics on

Biology

Native bees are important for social evolution since they can fly alone or as part of a colony.

Biology Article

Concentrating on the strange social ways of behaving of an Australian local honey bee has empowered Flinders University specialists to

Biology

After the breakthrough, sound-absorbing wallpaper inspired by moth wings will be seen.

Biology Article

Specialists at the University of Bristol have found that the scales on moth wings go about as far as fantastic

Biology

Homogenization Threat to Forest Ecosystems, Spatial Aspects of Biodiversity

Biology Article

A study from the Missouri Ozarks highlights the importance of spatial aspects of biodiversity for the healthy functioning of naturally

Machine learning & AI

A new hardware design gives an advantage in AI computing.

Machine learning & AI Article

As the use of artificial consciousness spreads, more computation must occur — and more productively with less energy utilization — on neighborhood gadgets rather than in geologically distant server farms

Chemistry