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nature
Virtual lab powered by ‘AI scientists’ super-charges biomedical research
Could human–AI collaborations be the future of interdisciplinary studies? Postdoctor in tumor immunity Reference number PAR 2024/1129 The University...
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Detailed mouse brain map created with off-the-shelf microscope
Sample- enlarging trick helps researchers to untangle brain connectivity using readily available equipment. Miryam Naddaf Scientists have found a way to...
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Komodo dragons have teeth capped with a layer of iron
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U.S. "fondness for tall SUVs and pickups" compounding risks for pedestrians in crashes, IIHS study finds
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The Drum’s 2025 agenda: Miami’s creative scene, new rankings & global marketing gamechangers
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Harvard Neuroscientist: ‘Delete These 3 Phone Apps – Your Brain Will Thank You in 7 Days’
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Almost Half of People With Type 2 Diabetes Are Vitamin Deficient
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For 25 Years, The Sims Has Delivered Amusement, Distraction, and a Sense of Security
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How much energy does it take to make a baby? Researchers are rethinking what they know
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Researchers identify two psychological traits linked to heightened nightmare frequency
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Eating 3 Servings of Berries a Day Could Help You Age Better
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