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Purple Bacteria From Vietnam’s Acid Sulfate Paddies Cut Methane by Up to 75 Percent
Researchers in Vietnam isolated acid-tolerant purple nonsulfur bacteria from Mekong Delta paddy soils that reduce methane emissions by up to...
How the Maronite Diaspora Turns Displacement Into Enduring Faith and Resilience
New research in Pastoral Psychology argues that Maronite and Syriac Christian diaspora communities preserve ancient faith and identity through displacement,...
Emotional Intelligence Predicts Teaching Anxiety in Trainee Business Teachers, Study Finds
A study of 107 Ghanaian preservice business teachers found that emotional intelligence predicts lower teaching practicum anxiety, with gender playing...
When Democracy Says No: The Strange Paradox of AI Built on the Public’s Values
A new editorial argues that an AI system genuinely built on humanity's aggregate values would have to shut itself down...
Nuclear power’s comeback hinges on a looming uranium crunch by 2040
A new review warns that global uranium demand could more than double by 2040 as the nuclear renaissance accelerates, and...
AI Set to Transform How Universities Judge Their Own Curricula, Major Review Finds
A systematic review of 28 studies finds that artificial intelligence can sharpen university curriculum evaluation through personalisation, predictive analytics and...
Saltier Water Shields Estuarine Shrimp From Deadly Copper Pollution, Study Finds
New research shows that higher salinity dramatically reduces the lethality of copper pollution to estuarine grass shrimp, with survival peaking...
Hot Spring Archaeon Turns Fats Straight into Methane, Rewriting Methanogenesis Rulebook
Researchers report that a thermophilic archaeon from hot spring sediments can directly convert long-chain fatty acids into methane through a...
Nanoparticle-Coated Fabrics Promise Antibacterial, Self-Cleaning and Conductive Clothing
A new review in Discover Chemistry details how metal and metal oxide nanoparticles turn ordinary fabrics into antimicrobial, UV-protective, conductive...
How Weak States Can Still Build Strong Policy Capacity
A new study of Indian governance at national, state and city levels shows that weak states can build effective policy...
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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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