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Microbes and nanomaterials offer big yield gains for Africa’s stressed soils
A meta-analysis of 317 studies finds that biofertilizers, nanofertilizers, biochar and biostimulants significantly boost crop yields across Sub-Saharan Africa, with...
AI Flow Framework Aims to Bring Powerful Artificial Intelligence to Every Device
Researchers have introduced AI Flow, a framework combining device-edge-cloud collaboration, familial models, and networked intelligence emergence to make powerful AI...
Recycling PFAS Waste Into Silver Fluoride for Cleaner Chemistry
Rice University chemists have developed a flash heating process that destroys PFAS waste and recovers its fluorine as reusable silver...
Seaweed-Derived Coating Matches Heparin at Keeping Blood From Clotting
Researchers have shown that a seaweed-derived polysaccharide coating inhibits blood clotting as effectively as heparin while also resisting bacterial adhesion,...
Winter Jet Over the Atlantic and Europe Grows Stronger but Less Extreme
New research indicates that the Atlantic–European winter jet stream has strengthened on average while its most extreme episodes have become...
Heat Extremes Are Quietly Reshaping South Africa’s Maize Heartland, Study Finds
A long-term analysis of South Africa's maize belt shows significant warming, more frequent very hot days, declining rainfall frequency and...
New AI Model Spots Radar Jamming Even When Signals Are Buried in Noise
Researchers have developed a dual-path attention-augmented ResNet that recognizes radar jamming signals with 97.07 percent accuracy even at jamming-to-noise ratios...
Common Asthma Drug Shows Promise for Rare Childhood Muscle Diseases in Landmark Trial
A Swedish randomised crossover trial found that six months of oral salbutamol significantly improved motor function, muscle strength and respiratory...
From Fat Hen to Field Guide: First Full BBCH Growth-Stage Map Reveals How Winter and Summer Lambsquarters Live Two Different Lives
Researchers have created the first complete BBCH phenological framework for Chenopodium album, revealing that its hexaploid winter and tetraploid summer...
Chicken Manure and Onion Peels Turned Into Carbon Capture Materials
Polish researchers show that pyrolysis temperature tunes chicken manure and onion peel biochars for CO2 capture through two distinct mechanisms.
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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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