Stress shadowing, not perforation design alone, decides which hydraulic fractures dominate
A coupled 3D FEM-CZM simulation study finds stress shadowing is the primary selector of cluster dominance in multi-cluster hydraulic fracturing, ...
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Loss of CADM3 worsens amyloid buildup and synaptic damage in Alzheimer’s mice
A new study reports that CADM3 expression drops in human Alzheimer's brains and that its genetic loss worsens amyloid deposition, ...
Neural organoids go functional: measuring living brain circuits in a dish
A new review details how calcium imaging, patch clamp and multielectrode arrays now measure activity in human neural organoids at ...
Microbial amendments cut soil salt and lift carbon in degraded Haryana fields
A field trial across three Haryana sites found that organic substrates inoculated with indigenous salt-tolerant bacteria significantly reduced soil salinity ...
Wheat Drought Tolerance Genes Revealed by Combined GWAS and RNA-Seq Study
A combined GWAS and RNA-Seq study of 257 Chinese spring wheat lines identified 20 drought-response loci and seven candidate genes, ...
Depression’s Cognitive Slump May Start With Broken Motivation, Model Shows
Computational models indicate that depression-linked motivational changes such as diminished control belief and altered outcome valuation can reproduce the slower ...
Which iodine contrast agent is safest? New review finds trends but no clear winner
A narrative review finds agent-specific trends in adverse and hypersensitivity reaction rates among nonionic iodine-based contrast media but concludes that ...
Australian councils mapped for circular economy readiness in new 520-council index
A new index assessing 520 Australian councils finds widespread basic waste services but uneven circular economy readiness, with significant state-level ...
Western Pacific tobacco endgame stalls as youth vaping rises and taxes wobble
Most Western Pacific countries are off-track for a 30% tobacco-use reduction by 2030 as MPOWER scores stagnate, industry interference worsens, ...
Clock-synced devices blamed for mysterious one-minute grid frequency wobble
Researchers traced a persistent one-minute oscillation in grid frequency worldwide to clock-synchronized control software in devices such as uninterruptible power ...
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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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