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Hormone-Turned Supermales Reshape the Future of All-Male Catfish Farming
New research shows that hormone-induced YY pseudofemale channel catfish are morphologically indistinguishable from genetic females, clearing a key hurdle for...
Physics-Constrained AI Breaks Long-Standing Trade-Offs in Composite Thermal Materials
High-power electronic devices generate heat at rates that push conventional cooling strategies to their limits, and composite phase-change materials have...
Nanoscale Interface Coating Lifts Hydrogen Cell Efficiency and Durability
Sungkyunkwan University researchers have developed a nanoscale interlayer coating that sharply reduces interfacial contact resistance in protonic ceramic electrochemical cells,...
Viral protein trick unlocks stronger self-amplifying mRNA vaccines, Queen Mary study shows
Queen Mary University of London scientists found that adding the Nodamura virus B2 protein to self-amplifying mRNA vaccines suppresses a...
AI Is Transforming Farming, But Its Biggest Wins May Not Reach the Farmers Who Need Them Most
A sweeping review finds AI delivers impressive agricultural gains in irrigation, soil management, and pest detection, but warns that spatial...
Deep Learning Meets Beam Search to Crack a Classic Genome Puzzle
A hybrid framework combining Transformer-based representation learning with beam search finds longer common subsequences across multiple DNA sequences, staying close...
When Wisdom Tooth Roots Move Away From the Nerve: A Rare Coronectomy Case
A Swedish case report documents how retained wisdom tooth roots migrated away from the inferior alveolar nerve after coronectomy, sparing...
BAG3-HSP70 Autophagy Axis Emerges as Contested Target in Leukemia
A rigorous new review finds that the BAG3-HSP70 autophagy axis is prognostically relevant and pharmacologically tractable in acute myeloid leukemia,...
ICJ Climate Ruling Leans on Law of the Sea, and Legal Scholars Say the Reasoning Is Thin
A critical assessment in Frontiers in Marine Science argues that the ICJ's landmark climate advisory opinion endorsed the law of...
Why Ecologists Fall in Love With the Animals They Study
A survey of 868 ethologists and behavioural ecologists reveals that logistics rarely explain why birds and mammals dominate research. Instead,...
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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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