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Research driven by the College of Tübingen, Germany, alongside accomplices at Stanford College, Emory College, and the Cincinnati Kids' Clinic Clinical Center, U.S., has investigated baby invulnerable reactions following SARS-CoV-2

Immunology

Infant immune systems were discovered to exhibit distinct and effective responses to SARS-CoV-2.

Immunology Article

Research driven by the College of Tübingen, Germany, alongside accomplices at Stanford College, Emory College, and the Cincinnati Youngsters' Emergency

Nanophysics

A trio has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for their discovery of a split-second glimpse of the swiftly spinning world of electrons.

Nanophysics Article

Three researchers won the Nobel Prize in physical science on Tuesday for giving us the initial split-second look into the

Quantum Physics

Researchers make strides toward transforming diamonds into quantum simulators.

Quantum Physics Article

Jewels are frequently valued for their immaculate sparkle; however, Chong Zu, an associate teacher of physical science in Expressions and

Earth Sciences

The first-of-its-kind dataset depicts future flooding danger at the local level.

Earth Sciences Article

Assuming you've lived in a similar geographic area for a very long time, you've most likely seen the seasons evolve.

Environment

For the first time, raw material requirements for alleviating world poverty were determined by weight.

Environment Article

Today, 1.2 billion individuals live in need. To lift them out of it, a normal of around six tons of unrefined components are required per individual and year—specifically minerals, petroleum

Environment