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Dr. Jung-Goo Lee and Dr. Tae-Hoon Kim of the Korea Institute of Materials Science (KIMS), a government-funded research institute under the Ministry of Science and ICT, led a research team

Nanotechnology

Researchers created a unique circulating tumor DNA biosensor.

Nanotechnology Article

Pathogen detection, genetic disease identification, and early cancer diagnosis are the most common applications for nucleic acid analysis. For example,

Geography

At the Shrinking Helheim Glacier, Meltwater Drainage and Break-Away Icebergs are Linked

Geography Article

According to a Penn State-led team of scientists, dark patches of the open sea that develop in the ice-choked water

Mining & Energy

China’s demand for coal imports is expected to plummet by 2025, according to new projections.

Mining & Energy Article

According to recent research performed by experts at The Australian National University, China's need for coal imports, particularly from Australia,

Health

In Mice, a Human Gene Variation causes Attention Deficit Disorder-like Symptoms

Health Article

Scientists are using mutant mice to develop a novel neurobiological framework for understanding the brain changes observed in distractible individuals

Nanotechnology

Nanotechnology is being used by researchers to mend damaged brain circuits.

Nanotechnology Article

Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers disclose new evidence that a protein pushed out of some—but not all—populations of "helper" cells in the brain called astrocytes plays a specialized role in regulating

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