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There's no safe method to gain a close-up view of the human heart at work: you can't just take it out, look at it, and put it back in. Scientists

Chemistry

Low-Cost and Environmentally Friendly Catalyst Expands the Range of Organic Molecules Made of Pyruvate

Chemistry Article

Chemists from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST) have created an organic catalyst that can drive

Psychology

Childhood Cognitive may lead to Mental Health concerns later in Adulthood

Psychology Article

Adversity in childhood is a key risk factor for the development of psychiatric and behavioral issues later in life. Adults

Health

Air pollution can induce a heart attack within an hour.

Health Article

A recent Chinese study discovered that the risks were higher among the elderly and when the weather was cooler. The

Neuroscience

New information on the origins of the brain’s immune system has been discovered.

Neuroscience Article

What gets into the cerebrum and what doesn't is totally directed. Scientists at the Faculty of Medicine at the University

Biology

Antabuse could help persons with Progressive Blindness Regain their Vision

Biology Article

According to animal and cell research, as retinal cells die in degenerative eye illnesses, they cause other cells to become hyperactive, causing noise that further obscures vision. Human tests to

Agriculture

A genetic breakthrough could help eliminate Africa’s East Coast disease, which kills a million cattle each year.

Agriculture Article

A fortunate disclosure has driven specialists from the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) in Kenya and the Roslin Institute at

Engineering

A researcher in optical sciences has developed a novel way for measuring radio antennas.

Engineering Article

Joel Berkson, a third-year doctoral understudy in the University of Arizona's James C. Wyant College of Optical Sciences and Steward

Nanotechnology

Self-organizing nanoclusters form centimeter-scale hierarchical assemblages.

Nanotechnology Article

Nature might loathe a vacuum, but it sure loves structure. Mind-boggling, self-coordinated gatherings are viewed as all throughout the regular

Astronomy

An astronaut in orbit successfully commands a ground-based rover.

Astronomy Article

In the event that man's dearest companion is a canine, later on space travelers' best friends likely could be meanderers.

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