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This could help us better understand the disease -- and how to fight it, in both humans and dogs.
Scientists image M87 black hole's accretion disk and jet in unprecedented detail.
The proposed system could make the much touted superconductivity feasible.
It sounds like it will be soon approved by the FDA, but there are still unknowns.
The fortified camps were likely staging areas for an undocumented military campaign against an ancient kingdom in modern-day Jordan.
Superposition shouldn't be possible for objects larger than an atom -- but these scientists are defying conventional wisdom.
These tiny nanocapsules could be a game changer for beer brewing.
Droughts are a major problem for any civilization. It's not the first time they've brought demise.
If your heart beats irregularly, here is a graphene tattoo that can keep your heartbeat in check, even better than a pacemaker.
Many of these dams were obsolete and no longer had any utility.
New study reveals what triggers these powerful objects.
A newly identified molecular pathway in the amygdala could be key to staving off anxiety disorders.
The Jellyfish-Bot is a low-power, high-efficiency solution for marine cleanup
They hold almost all of the world’s freshwater ice
It’s delivered by a spring-powered jet injection
The transition of ocean creatures to landlubbers was one of the most epic journeys in evolutionary history.
Moving beyond batteries when addressing renewable energy storage.
Martian seismic events provide clues to planet’s history
With the help of tiny engineered chips, the study shows the healing process can be accelerated up to three times faster in wounds that are guided by electric stimulation.
Johns Hopkins researchers cured aggressive brain cancer in mice with a hydrogel after tumor removal.
Something small can be very powerful in our society.
The global population exceeded the eight billion mark last year.
This doesn't make intensive agriculture good, but it can help us understand the pollinator-plants interactions.
Imaging science could get some unexpected help.
They fall asleep into the depths -- but it's all part of the plan.
It's an intriguing idea, but there are many design and equity challenges to consider.
It could open up a way to reverse or prevent grey hair.
Torpedo-shaped Icefin robot can go to insane depths beneath ice and help us understand what's making the doomsday glacier melt so fast.
Does this challenge our understanding of physics?
The terms equity and equality are often used interchangeably. But they are not the same.
Star-mapping data and direct imaging could lead to even more exoplanet discoveries.
Astronomers used multiple telescopes to confirm the double quasars.
Simple changes can have big effects, and something as small as mentioning how many calories can convince people to eat healthier.
It operates at 0.65 V, a voltage low enough not to create problems in the human body.
Elon Musk's latest venture, TruthGPT, promises to be a "maximum truth-seeking AI." But is it really about seeking truth or just an attempt to upstage ChatGPT?
Although the technology was only demonstrated on mice, researchers think it can also work on humans.
The photo was meant to stir up a debate -- and that it did.
They dominated the Asian steppes for three centuries from 200 BC
We need a sustainable replacement for plastic as soon as possible.
You think climate change is bad now? You should have seen it 600 million years ago.
Climate or economy? Nope -- more like climate *and* economy.
Chemicals released by predators could serve as a pesticide alternative for ridding fields of insects.
The long-haired, bushy-tailed East African rat looks like a cross between a skunk and a porcupine. However, it doesn’t spray any foul-smelling chemicals nor is its fur sharp enough to pierce the skin of a hungry predator. To protect itself, this enterprising rodent eats a poisonous plant that local hunters have been using for hundreds […]
Dental crowns have come a long way -- but modern research is showing there's still plenty of room for progress.
There's not much evidence and speculation is running wild.
This may have driven the evolution of upright apes
The WHO has yet to recommend it, but some countries are already starting to use it.
Newly identified "height genes" may influence adult stature by affecting cartilage cell development.
It triggered a mega-tsunami nearly 45 meters tall.
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