Ancient Water Systems Offer a Millennium-Long Test Bed for Material Durability
Researchers propose treating ancient water infrastructure, including the remains of the early Nanyue Kingdom, as natural long-term laboratories for studying ...
Researchers propose treating ancient water infrastructure, including the remains of the early Nanyue Kingdom, as natural long-term laboratories for studying ...
A survey of two endemic Balinese shovelnose rays has revealed twelve trypanorhynch tapeworm species, including two new to science, and ...
A new study of the variegated poplar cultivar 'Xuanyang 2' shows that shading triggers re-greening of yellow leaf sectors through ...
A polyaniline-quantum dot aptasensor developed in South Africa detects SARS-CoV-2 spike glycoprotein in wastewater at femtomolar levels, offering a portable ...
A qualitative study at the University for Development Studies finds that Ghana's established community-based education programmes hold real potential for ...
Researchers in Lübeck have trained a neural network to reconstruct CT images using only raw X-ray measurements and scanner physics, ...
Researchers at EPFL have developed a vector autoregressive modeling framework that reconstructs linear and rotational head kinematics in ice hockey ...
A new analysis of nearly 300,000 street segments across 12 U.S. cities shows that the effects of neighborhood disadvantage and ...
The first microbiome survey of Papua New Guinea's mangroves reveals a shared core of 31 bacterial and fungal taxa whose ...
A Johns Hopkins analysis of more than a decade of global health engineering projects shows that an immersive, iterative teaching ...
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