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Date Palm Seeds, Usually Thrown Away, Could Become Green Nanomedicine Factories
A new review maps how discarded date palm seeds could be converted into green-synthesised nanoparticles and carbon materials for drug...
Eight Waveform Shapes and a Doppler System Under Scrutiny: How the Saint-Bonnet Classification Scored
A new scoping review finds the Saint-Bonnet Doppler waveform classification is practical and clinically promising, but warns that all its...
One Year of Geochemistry: From Carbon Sinks to Buddha’s Sacred Tree
A special anniversary collection in Frontiers in Geochemistry showcases advances ranging from carbon sequestration in karst rivers and lithium mine...
Satellites and Street View Team Up to Track Invasive Plants in Indian City
Researchers in Lucknow, India, combined free Sentinel-2 satellite phenology, MaxEnt habitat modelling and Google Street View checks to locate and...
Life on the Ancient Seafloor: Vaca Muerta Fossils Reveal Nine Million Years of Ocean Stability
A first integrated reconstruction of the Vaca Muerta Formation's marine life shows a stable pelagic ecosystem persisting for over nine...
Scientists Unveil Six-Phase Framework to Turn Ecosystem Science into Real Decisions
The EU-funded SELINA project has co-created a six-phase Framework for Integrated Ecosystem Assessment designed to close the persistent gap between...
Silicone-Coated Brain Chips Survive Four Years of Simulated Implant Aging
Engineers report that CMOS chips coated in plasma-treated medical silicone survived up to 4.3 years of accelerated aging in hot...
Brain Rhythms Locked to Movement Reveal How Deep Circuits Keep Time in Dystonia
Direct recordings from deep brain electrodes in a teenager with dystonia show that basal ganglia and cerebellothalamic circuits oscillate precisely...
Nearly Nine in Ten Hospitalized Children in Zanzibar Receive Antibiotics, Survey Finds
A WHO point prevalence survey across five public hospitals in Zanzibar found 87.6 percent of hospitalized children receiving antibiotics, with...
AI Takes the Front Line as Autonomous IoT Devices Face Rising Cyber Threats
A new review argues that as autonomous IoT devices take over critical infrastructure, only adaptive, explainable, and self-healing AI defenses...
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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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