Global governance insiders reveal how autonomous they really feel
A landmark survey of over 1,000 international organization staff reveals moderate perceived autonomy from member states and far fewer problems ...
A landmark survey of over 1,000 international organization staff reveals moderate perceived autonomy from member states and far fewer problems ...
A clinician-scientist and journal editor argues that peer review in academic medicine rests on a small, unrecognized fraction of faculty ...
Researchers have developed DPAS-Net, a deep learning framework that maintains remarkably accurate multi-view clustering even when up to 90 percent ...
A new study of eight beaches along Argentina's Río de la Plata finds that fecal indicator bacteria are consistently more ...
Researchers in Shanghai have engineered a molecular probe that converts the neurotransmitter norepinephrine into a product resonating at 9.7 ppm, ...
Researchers at Shihezi University combined discrete element simulation, machine learning, and a grey wolf optimizer to achieve near-perfect ordered conveying ...
A randomized crossover trial in Zambia found that adults living with HIV successfully collected sufficient capillary blood at home far ...
Secondary results from the ECOG-ACRIN CompassHER2-pCR trial identify clinical and molecular factors, including HER2DX genomic scores, that predict which stage ...
New research reveals that the RNA splicing factor LUC7L2 drives ferroptotic kidney damage from cisplatin by corrupting the splicing of ...
RMIT engineers have 3D-printed a titanium lattice filled with polyurethane foam that floats in water, resists seawater corrosion and stays ...
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