The article discusses a study predicting a significant rise in heat-related cardiovascular deaths in the U.S. within 40 years. It …
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AnthropologyArchaeologyClimate ChangeEnvironmentPLOSSciTech News
The Influence of Climate Variability on Early European Societies
This study examines the impact of climate fluctuations on Neolithic European populations, revealing that warmer, wetter periods encouraged growth, while …
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BirthPregnancyReproductionSciTech NewsYale University
Unveiling the Underlying Causes: Yale Study Discovers Key to 90% of Enigmatic Pregnancy Losses
Groundbreaking Yale study: 90% of mysterious pregnancy losses explained through placental examination. Enhancing pregnancy care.
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BiochemistryNanotechnologyPolymersRNASciTech NewsUniversity Of Bonn
Groundbreaking Advancements in Nanotechnology: A Microscopic Motor Measuring One-Ten Thousandth of a Millimeter
Groundbreaking Advancements in Nanotechnology: A Microscopic Motor Measuring One-Ten Thousandth of a MillimeterResearchers led by the University of Bonn have …
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BiodiversityBiologyEndangeredGeneticsPlant ScienceSciTech NewsUniversity Of Connecticut
Unveiling the Genetic Mysteries of Endangered Butternut Trees
This article delves into a University of Connecticut project where undergraduates have sequenced the DNA of the endangered butternut tree. …
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AnthropologyEgyptologyMummySciTech NewsUniversity Of Konstanz
Deciphering the Provenance of Ancient Egypt’s Preserved Baboons
This comprehensive article delves into a multidisciplinary study led by primatologist Gisela Kopp, examining the geographical origins of mummified baboons …
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AstrobiologyCuriosityMarsNASAPenn State UniversitySciTech NewsSpaceUniversities
New Findings by Curiosity: Previous Martian Craters Could Have Been Habitable River Systems, Suggesting Conditions for Ancient Life
New research from Penn State University suggests that numerous Martian craters were once rivers, potentially supporting ancient life. Data from …
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AstronomyMoonSciTech NewsSouthwest Research InstituteSpaceWater
Unveiling Lunar Secrets: Moon’s Polar Ice Deposits Younger Than Previously Thought
Recent study: Moon’s shadowed regions younger than thought, possibly with young water ice. Crucial for lunar exploration.
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Harvard UniversityMaterials SciencePhysicsSciTech NewsSuperhydrophobicWater
Long-lasting Underwater Superhydrophobic Surfaces Inspired by the Argyroneta Aquatica Spider
This article discusses a groundbreaking study where researchers have engineered a superhydrophobic surface inspired by the Argyroneta aquatica spider. The …
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NASA Announces Live Broadcast of Cosmonaut Extravehicular Activity Outside International Space Station
NASA plans to live stream an extravehicular activity by Roscosmos cosmonauts Oleg Kononenko and Nikolai Chub on October 25. The …