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A nitrogen dioxide exposure study reveals that communities of color experience disproportionately higher rates of pollution-related deaths.

In the US, unexpected passing related to openness to nitrogen dioxide (NO2) contamination—a harmful gas radiated fundamentally by consuming petroleum products in vehicles, trucks, and power plants—is bound to influence

Neuroscience

Obesity is associated with neurodegeneration due to insulin resistance.

Neuroscience Article

Specialists led by Mroj Alassaf at the Fred Hutchinson Malignant Growth Exploration Center in the US have found a connection

Biomedical technology

A team of researchers proposes a novel AI-enabled gastrointestinal diagnostic system based on rat whiskers.

Biomedical technology Article

Gastrointestinal (GI) illnesses, whose side effects can be changed and excruciating, may prompt serious medical conditions and present an impressive

Electronics & Semiconductors

A CMOS chip and silicon photonics-based energy-efficient transmitter

Electronics & Semiconductors Article

The far and wide utilization of electronic gadgets to cooperate with others and access the web has expanded the requirement

Astronomy & Space

New Webb images reveal gas-rich baby galaxies igniting the early universe.

Astronomy & Space Article

New pictures from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have assisted Australian cosmologists with opening mysteries about how baby worlds

Astronomy

NASA telescopes have discovered a new record-breaking black hole.

Astronomy Article

Space experts have found the most far-off dark opening yet found in X-beams, utilizing NASA telescopes. The dark opening is at a beginning phase of development that has never been

Physics

With a new method of producing powerful lasers, harmful gases could be detected on the spot.

Physics Article

Researchers driven by Nanyang Innovative College, Singapore (NTU Singapore) have fostered a clever technique to deliver extraordinary and super quick

Physics

Random wrinkles for opto-physically unclonable functions

Physics Article

The combination of computerized innovation and the web has prompted the development of complicated, advanced networks using omnipresent electronic gadgets

Physics

The model depicts how fish synchronize their tail fins to save energy.

Physics Article

Specialists from Tohoku College have fostered a model that reenacts the movement of fish tail blades. The model uncovers the

Physics

The team creates a new method of communicating in the presence of arbitrary opaque walls.

Physics Article

Data movement in free space utilizing bright, apparent, or infrared waves has been acquiring revenue in light of the accessibility

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