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science
ScienceAdviser: A year of Science Advances
As I mentioned on Friday, I’m on vacation this week—so, in the spirit of giving, I’m handing the helm of ScienceAdviser to...
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How AI-powered science search engines can speed up your research
Artificial- intelligence tools offer a variety of approaches to help scientists to sift through the literature — how can researchers use them...
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science
Nature's pain reliever: Scientists unlock anti-inflammatory powers of sugar apple leaves
SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Pain relief might grow on trees after all. In a collaborative effort spanning multiple Brazilian universities, researchers have...
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health / science
The Mortality Rate Of Victorian Children Is A Cautionary Tale That Is Shockingly Relevant Today
Modern medicine has saved the lives of countless children. But anti-science sen time nts could set us back. Modern medicine has enabled citizens of...
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nature
‘You’re just not welcome’: researchers grapple with US plan to revoke Chinese student visas
Scientists are eyeing their legal options in anticipation of new immigration actions. Graduate students, postdoctoral researchers and science...
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science
Manta rays inspire faster swimming robots and better water filters
Efficient swimming and feeding make the creatures a model for human machines. Manta rays are elegantly shaped. They swim by flapping their fins like...
arstechnica.com
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science
A new calculation of the electron's self-energy improves determination of fundamental constants
When quantum electrodynamics, the quantum field theory of electrons and photons, was being developed after World War II, one of the major challenges...
phys.org
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science
Scientists are sounding the alarm after uncovering a concerning phenomenon in Iceland: 'It's the future of volcanic eruptions'
Scientists are studying Iceland in an urgent attempt to see if there could be a surge of volcanic eruptions after the rapid retreat of the...
thecooldown.com
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nature
Invasion of the ‘journal snatchers’: the firms that buy science publications and turn them rogue
Study finds dozens of journals that have hiked their fees and started churning out papers after being acquired by small, recently formed...
nature.com
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health
Mixed results for Keytruda; AbbVie to work with Neomorph
Today, a brief rundown of news involving Merck & Co. and AstraZeneca, as well as updates from AbbVie, Stealth BioTherapeutics and Vigil Neuroscience...
biopharmadive.com
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science
7 Discoveries That Revolutionized Science In 2024
The news cycle in 2024 was busy to say the least. Chaotic may be the more appropriate term, with an onslaught of election drama, global humanitarian...
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science
Tropical tree in Panama has evolved to kill its 'enemies' with lightning
Tonka bean trees survive lightning strikes — and use the powerful electric shocks to kill their competitors. Lightning is usually seen as a harbinger...
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science
The Predators That Consumed Over 10 Million Fish In Mere Hours
It's difficult to put into perspective just how massive the Earth's oceans are. One way is to consider the fact that, despite humanity's history of...
sciencing.com
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science
Solar Flare Causes Radio Blackouts As Space Storms To Hit Over Christmas
Two coronal mass ejections (CMEs) are poised to strike Earth on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, sparking a minor geomagnetic storm as they interact...
newsweek.com
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science
'Reprogrammed' Stem Cells Allow Paralyzed Men to Stand, Move Again
The treatment only has a 50% success rate so far, but those who have received it have reportedly experienced no significant side effects. Researchers...
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technology
GIFT City advances in Global Financial Centres Index 37, secures top spot in reputational advantage and improves FinTech ranking
Gandhinagar (Gujarat) [India], March 26 (ANI): Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City)– India’s first operational smart city and maiden...
theprint.in
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science
Biologists Discover What Makes Bed Bugs Uniquely Hard to Kill With Insecticides
Sixty years ago, we nearly wiped out bed bugs—but they’ve been making a steady comeback, and they’re stronger than ever. By the 1960...
gizmodo.com
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nature
Science fact of the day: Blue cranes communicate through dance
Blue Cranes often use dance and movement to communicate with one another during mating season. Like many cranes, Blue Crane pairs will leap, bow, and...
classiccitynews.com
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architecture
Water leak damages high-tech USC computer science building
All seven floors of a recently constructed high-tech computer science building at USC were affected by an overnight water leak this week, an official said....
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science
Sydney Young and his evaporative fractionator
I recently gave a talk at an event Salters Hall in central London. Over the buffet lunch, I fell into conversation with a senior researcher...
chemistryworld.com
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science
SpaceX 2024 launch stats: Starship, SLC-40 is king, and more
SpaceX launched its final mission of the year early this morning. Unshockingly to anyone, that was a batch of Starlink satellites. Tomorrow starts a...
spaceexplored.com
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books
6 Creepy Sci-Fi Books to Make Your Skin Crawl
Science fiction, like horror, is an excellent venue for capturing an era’s fears. Especially now, when technological process happens at a pace beyond...
bookriot.com
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science
The Map of Mathematics: Animation Shows How All the Different Fields in Math Fit Together
Back in December, you hopefully thoroughly immersed yourself in The Map of Physics, an animated video–a visual aid for the modern age–that mapped...
openculture.com
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science
Genetic links to depression found in big global study, giving hope for new treatments
Study of 5 million people of all backgrounds finds variations in hundreds of genes; previous studies were on people of European origin....
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cycling
'On Day 1': Lander Vows To Finish McGuinness Safety Redesign that Eric Adams Botched - Streetsblog New York City
The mayoral hopeful advances a plan abandoned by the current officeholder. City Comptroller Brad Lander on Monday became the first mayoral candidate...
streetsblog.org
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science
FDA updates the definition of 'healthy' foods
Packaged foods in the U.S. will have to follow new rules in order to call themselves “healthy,” according to changes finalized Thursday by the...
apnews.com
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