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Dynamic Brain Imaging Meets EEG Spectral Analysis to Catch Hidden Early Brain Injury
A new review proposes a Dynamic-Spectral Coupling framework that fuses EEG spectral parameters, including 1/f aperiodic components, with dynamic fMRI...
When Batteries Say No: The Hidden Fight to Keep Electric Braking Safe
A new review shows how battery charge limits, motor capability, and tire grip must be coordinated to prevent dangerous torque...
Massive Chinese Wearable Study Reveals Social Jetlag Is More a Weekly Problem Than a Personal One
A landmark study of over 63,000 Chinese adults using wearable data shows that social jetlag fluctuates week to week and...
Naming a Famous Mountain Does Not Boost Willingness to Pay for Water Conservation, Japanese Survey Reveals
A randomized survey of 6,448 Japanese households found that explicitly naming Aso, the famous volcanic water source in Kyushu, did...
Do Fungal Pathogens Exploit HLA-G-Mediated Immune Tolerance?
The distinction between classical and nonclassical major histocompatibility complex class I molecules helps explain why HLA-G occupies such a unique...
Hybrid AI reads brain scans to stage Alzheimer’s disease in four steps
A hybrid CNN–BiLSTM network with additive attention classifies brain MRI into four Alzheimer's disease stages with 95.94% slice-level accuracy, while...
Rare New Alpha-Globin Gene Variant Discovered in Chengdu Thalassemia Screening Study
The detection of a novel intronic variant, HBA1:c.300+48C>G, in this Chengdu cohort illustrates a persistent challenge in thalassemia diagnostics: the...
Thunderstorms Leave Giant Ripples in the Ionosphere That European GPS Networks Can Now Track
Using more than 1,200 European GNSS receivers, researchers have tracked circular ripples in the ionosphere launched by five different types...
Peruvian mothers in Japan walk a tightrope between protective love and childhood independence
A qualitative study of 21 Peruvian mothers who have lived in Japan for up to 35 years identifies four distinct...
Households Across Ghana, Sierra Leone, and Zambia Want to Recycle Plastic, but Barriers Keep Getting in the Way
A comparative survey of 216 households in Ghana, Sierra Leone, and Zambia finds that willingness to segregate plastic waste is...
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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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