Atomically thin semiconductors electrically switch quasi-bound states in metasurfaces
Some of the most stubborn light in physics is light that will not leave. Inside specially engineered surfaces, photons can ...
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Cyclopropanol doubles as caged warhead for selective electrochemical bioconjugation
Inside every living cell, a chaotic molecular bazaar is in full swing, and chemists have long dreamed of tools that ...
Organizational identity and efficacy drive gender-inclusive STEM in out-of-school education
It's Not Just the Girls—It's the Organizations: Nationwide Study Finds Institutional Identity Is the Hidden Engine of Gender-Inclusive STEM Education ...
Mouse model reveals new insights into brain dynamics in Angelman syndrome
Every thought, every movement, and every flicker of consciousness rides on a wave. The brain is never silent: it hums ...
Study reveals what drives moral distress in medical science students
The Quiet Wound: How "Moral Sadness" Hardens Into Moral Distress in Future Health Professionals Students training to become physicians, nurses, ...
Tackling methodological challenges to sharpen infectious disease forecasts in Ghana
Models built for pandemics in wealthy countries routinely misread how infections spread in places like Ghana, where fragmented data, informal ...
Neonatal abstinence syndrome children and mothers overlooked for hepatitis C screening
When a newborn begins trembling, vomiting and crying inconsolably as opioids drain from their system, the medical team's attention understandably ...
Mapping How Fujian Cities Withstand Typhoon Disaster Chains Across Space and Time
A decade of satellite imagery, census records, and explainable machine learning has exposed an uncomfortable paradox on China's southeastern coast: ...
Ocean heat content estimate uncertainty slashed six-fold since 1960
For decades, the most trustworthy thermometer for planet Earth has not hung in a weather station on land. It sits, ...
High inspired oxygen before extubation tied to children’s postoperative atelectasis, trial finds
The Oxygen Paradox at the End of Surgery: Why a Lifesaving Ritual May Leave Children's Lungs Collapsed In operating rooms ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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