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Armenia’s Credentials Crisis Reveals a Global Fix for Skills That Expire Too Fast
A study of Armenia's labour market proposes a dual-track micro-credential system that keeps state oversight for regulated professions while letting...
Just Climate Futures: Why the Net Zero Transition Must Put Social Inclusion First
A new book review in the Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences examines how Carolyn Snell and Lucie Middlemiss argue...
Teaching Machines to Sort Reality Along Many Dimensions at Once
A sweeping new review in Vicinagearth charts the rise of multi-dimensional classification, the machine learning paradigm that labels objects along...
Hidden Chest Tumor in a Six-Month-Old Nearly Proves Fatal During Anesthesia
A six-month-old infant's giant chest teratoma, initially mistaken for a normal thymus, triggered life-threatening mediastinal mass syndrome and was successfully...
Molecular Movie Captures Azobenzene’s Light-Triggered Shape Change in Picoseconds
KAIST and IBS researchers used ultrafast X-ray pulses to reconstruct a molecular movie showing that azobenzene flips shape through coordinated...
International Experts Set the Rules for Precision Testing in Bile Duct Cancer
An international expert consensus published in Clinical Cancer Bulletin establishes fifteen recommendations for molecular biomarker testing in intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma, defining...
From Wood Waste to Supercar: How Lignin Could Rewire the Carbon Fiber Industry
A comprehensive new review maps the chemistry and manufacturing science needed to turn abundant plant-derived lignin into commercially viable carbon...
Blind and Low-Vision Students in Ethiopia Face Steep Barriers but Show Remarkable Resilience
A qualitative study of 22 undergraduate students at the University of Gondar reveals interconnected economic, infrastructural, and social barriers to...
Microplastics Have Infiltrated Bangladesh’s Waters, Fish, Salt and Even Tea
A systematic review of 50 studies finds microplastics contaminating Bangladesh's water, sediment, fish, salt, sugar and tea, with textile fibers...
Voltage Maps Expose the Shifting Electrical Terrain That Breeds Heart Rhythm Chaos
Researchers have established the first chamber-specific epicardial voltage thresholds for isolated rabbit hearts and shown that low-voltage arrhythmogenic regions can...
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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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