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Hollow Alumina Spheres Deliver Complete Conversion in Greener Diethyl Oxalate Synthesis
Researchers at Shihezi University report that hollow spherical alumina catalysts achieve complete conversion of dimethyl oxalate to diethyl oxalate, outperforming...
Neutron Scattering Reveals How Medieval Utrecht Potters Shaped Their Wares
A multi-analytical study of medieval pottery wasters from Utrecht reveals how potters between the 12th and 15th centuries combined local...
Korean Fermented Soy Pastes Turn Ordinary Butter Into a Flavor-Rich Functional Food
Korean researchers fermented butter with extracts of traditional soy pastes and found meju extract produced superior flavor, color, and probiotic...
Rigid Behaviours and Apathy Drive the Hidden Toll of Dementia Caregiving
A large transdiagnostic study shows that behavioural rigidity and apathy, not cognitive decline, are the strongest drivers of carer burden...
Rare Italian Forest Herb Defies Expectations With Surprising Genetic Resilience and Adaptive Leaf Traits
A new study of the rare Italian endemic herb Aegonychon calabrum and its widespread congener reveals unexpectedly high genetic diversity,...
Buddy Model in Midwifery Training Builds Confidence, Study Finds
A qualitative study at Siriraj Hospital in Bangkok finds that pairing midwifery students with practicing nurse-midwives builds confidence and professional...
Hidden Chemical Regimes Reveal Where Nitrate and Fluoride Threaten Odisha’s Groundwater
A five-year analysis of 1,268 groundwater samples across Odisha, India, identifies two distinct hydrochemical regimes and shows that nitrate and...
Selenium Spray Supercharges Antioxidant-Rich Chinese Dwarf Cherry Fruit
A new study shows that foliar sodium selenite sprays at 120 mg per liter boost selenium content, antioxidant capacity, and...
Endothelial Exosomes Emerge as Precision Tools for Cardiometabolic Disease
A new review in the Journal of Translational Medicine outlines how endothelial-derived exosomes and their molecular cargos could serve as...
Free Water Imaging in Parkinson’s Disease Demands Methodological Nuance, Study Argues
Researchers argue that free water imaging in Parkinson's disease produces method-dependent results that resist simple binary interpretation.
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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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