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How AI Is Quietly Becoming Public Health’s Newest Weapon Against Waste Dangers
A systematic review of 81 studies finds that artificial intelligence is reducing infectious, toxic, and occupational health risks across the...
Reactive oxygen species hold the key to repairing damaged peripheral nerves
A new review reveals how reactive oxygen species both drive and derail Schwann cell–mediated nerve repair, and how smart biomaterials...
Cleverly Placed Directors Boost 28 GHz Antenna Gain for 5G Smartphones
Researchers at Edinburgh Napier University have developed a compact dipole-Yagi antenna that achieves 9 dBi gain at 28 GHz through...
Gamma Rays Forge Cold-Proof Chickpea Mutants in the Himalayan Foothills
Indian researchers used gamma radiation to generate 257 chickpea mutants and identified elite lines that survive Himalayan winters with intact...
How Denmark’s GAME Houses Turn Street Sport Into Public Value
A Danish study of three GAME House facilities shows that purpose-built street sport venues generate public value through community recognition...
Why Animals Fight: New Framework Unites Ecology, Psychology and Brain Science of Aggression
A new perspective in Frontiers in Ethology proposes a unified framework linking behavioral ecology, social psychology, and neuroscience to explain...
Cleanliness, Waiting Time and Ventilation Shape Physiotherapy Patient Satisfaction More Than Previously Thought
A cross-sectional study of 198 physiotherapy outpatients at a Turkish university hospital finds that perceived cleanliness, waiting time and ventilation...
SLUSH Probe Melts and Drills Through Ice to Reach Alien Oceans
Engineers have demonstrated a hybrid probe that drills and melts ice simultaneously, proving the slushing concept across conditions mimicking Europa,...
AI Reads Himalayan Soils: Machine Learning Predicts Erosion Risk From Simple Soil Tests
Researchers in Sikkim, India, have developed machine learning models that predict soil aggregate stability from routine soil measurements, offering a...
Embroidered Textile Pressure Sensor Could Give Protective Clothing a Sense of Touch
Latvian and Portuguese researchers have embroidered a single-layer textile pressure-sensing matrix that can localize impacts and measure their force for...
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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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