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Recent Increases and Rapid Decreases in Antarctic Sea Ice are Unprecedented Since the Early Twentieth Century

According to a study led by researchers from Ohio University, the increase in sea ice surrounding Antarctica since 1979 is a unique feature of Antarctic climate since 1905 – an

Psychology

The Effect of Reactivating Memory during Sleep on Face-Name Learning has been Established in New Research

Psychology Article

For people who have trouble remembering names but never forget faces, the solution could be as close as your pillow.

Agriculture

The Finding of Ancient Mesopotamia Changes our Thinking about Early Cultivation

Agriculture Article

Mesopotamia, the cradle of civilisation, was the birthplace of many significant innovations and discoveries. Agriculture got its start here. Because

Chemistry

The Fluorescence of Silicon Nanoparticles in Cement has been Discovered by Scientists and Engineers

Chemistry Article

Images created using a technology developed at Rice University show concrete fractures that are invisible to the naked eye. Common

Environment

A New Model Investigates Toxicant Effects on Populations in Polluted Rivers

Environment Article

It is critical to understand the distinct dangers that different contaminants represent to different species when developing environmental policy to

Health

Sex Differences in Early Brain Development are Driven by Non-Neuronal Cells

Health Article

According to Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine experts, brain cells may find distinct methods to connect with each other during development based on sex. When exposed to

Environment