Air pollution, originating from sources like vehicle emissions, is now associated with an elevated risk of dementia, and certain genetic…
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LegalNortheastern UniversitySciTech News
OceanGate’s Future in Question: Why Successful Legal Action Against the Submersible Firm Seems Doubtful
Legal hurdles, waivers, and financial instability could hinder successful lawsuits against OceanGate following the Titan submersible disaster.
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JUICE Spacecraft’s Ultraviolet Spectrograph Begins Operations: Initial Data Collection
JUICE Spacecraft’s Ultraviolet Spectrograph captures first data, studying Jupiter’s icy moons and their potential habitability.
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Sunlight-Powered Catalysts: A Breakthrough for Sustainable Chemical Synthesis
Revolutionary sun-activated catalyst reduces reliance on rare metals, enhances esterification reactions, and boosts sustainability in chemical synthesis.
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MIT Researchers Discuss Impacts of Pervasive Wildfires
MIT researchers discuss the impacts and future of widespread wildfires, underlining the necessity for short and long-term mitigation strategies.
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James Webb Space Telescope Discovers Early Cosmic Web Filament
James Webb Space Telescope discovers an early cosmic web filament, revealing galaxy formation and the role of black holes. #Astronomy …
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Somatic Genetic Mutations Unveiled as Key Players in Schizophrenia Research Breakthrough
Groundbreaking study discovers link between somatic mutations & schizophrenia. NRXN1 & ABCB11 genes identified. Potential implications for treatment.
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AstrophysicsCosmologyDark MatterKavli InstituteSciTech NewsSpace
Discrepancy in Dark Matter: A Puzzle in the Standard Cosmological Model
International team measures dark matter clumpiness, finding a discrepancy between gravitational lensing surveys and Cosmic Microwave Background.
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EnergyHydrogenSciTech News
The Dawn of “Green Hydrogen” – Latest Progress Promises a Future for Artificial Photosynthesis
Latest research by KRISS introduces a mechanism to enhance green hydrogen production, promising a future for artificial photosynthesis.
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Traumatic Brain Injuries Revealed as Chronic Conditions: Long-term Effects and the Need for Ongoing Care
Study reveals traumatic brain injuries as chronic conditions, with long-term effects on cognition and daily functioning, emphasizing the need for …