Arctic plants quietly feed on nitrogen all winter, and microbes grab most of it first
A Greenland mesocosm experiment using nitrogen-15 tracers shows that tundra microbes capture most winter-released nitrogen while plants from milder climates, ...
A Greenland mesocosm experiment using nitrogen-15 tracers shows that tundra microbes capture most winter-released nitrogen while plants from milder climates, ...
Interviews with Swedish parents of 10-to-12-year-olds reveal widespread unfamiliarity with fruit and vegetable recommendations, misplaced sugar concerns, and four distinct ...
Springer Nature's 2026 Editor of Distinction Awards recognise seventeen editors of BMC Pharmacology and Toxicology for safeguarding peer review quality ...
Wits University researchers have built an optical neural network that reads topological information hidden in structured light patterns after training ...
Researchers have developed an improved fuzzy Bayesian network that quantifies the likelihood of major urban public health emergencies, using the ...
A large real-world analysis of electronic health records using the TriNetX network indicates that patients with hidradenitis suppurativa face an ...
A secondary analysis of the CHAT cluster randomized trial in Burkina Faso found that twice-yearly mass azithromycin distribution showed no ...
A new computational study shows that a zigzag-corrugated porous cavity filled with a CuO–Al2O3–Ag/water ternary hybrid nanofluid dramatically amplifies heat ...
A decade-long Chinese cohort study found that people with the highest platelet-to-HDL cholesterol ratio had a 41 percent greater risk ...
A WHO-commissioned multi-model comparison finds that the optimal typhoid conjugate vaccine schedule depends on local disease incidence, case fatality risk, ...
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