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Artificial Intelligence At Stanford Reflects Cerebral Configuration
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Research uncovers heath goannas, a species of massive reptile, could rescue the Australian sheep industry millions by superior blowfly population control compared to invasive...
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By implementing a carbonated — instead of a motionless — water-centered solution during the cement manufacturing process, an engineering team led by Northwestern University...
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The preservation of marine fossils is highly influenced by human endeavors, resulting in consequences that both cloud and clarify our historical perception of ecosystems....
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How do we grasp our surroundings? With time, our brain constructs a pyramid of wisdom, where more advanced concepts are correlated with the fundamental...
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Forecasting potential lifestyle changes based on ecoanxiety could result in significant drops in birth rates and economic aspirations as society adjusts to environmental challenges....
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Dubious voting, such as vote buying, prevalent on X/Twitter, contributed to an inaccurate portrayal of Trump’s electoral success. Biased Social Surveys on X/Twitter Informal...
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tudies suggest that adolescent boys tend to exhibit heightened aggression when they feel that their masculinity is at risk, particularly when faced with societal...
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You gaze upwards into the azure sky and spot something indiscernible. Could it be a balloon? An aircraft? A UFO? Your curiosity is piqued,...
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An exceptional glass, created by Tel Aviv University scientists, serves as both a powerful adhesive and remarkably see-through material. This glass, which forms naturally...
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Scientists from the Social Brain Lab at the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience employed a special configuration to delve into the cerebral processes determining the...
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Experimental evidence with mice points to the possibility of utilizing bread made from probiotic yeast to counteract asthma, a condition impacting 20 million individuals...
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Investigations reveal zinc’s substantial effect on the nitrogen assimilation process in legumes, an insight with the potential to revolutionize cultivation of legume crops. Global...
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The identification of Parvosuchus aurelioi, a newfound species of primordial predator reptile from the pseudosuchian clade, has been reported in Brazil. Stemming from about...
