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Canadian Telescope CHIME Captures Universe’s Earliest Hydrogen Glow in Landmark First
The CHIME radio telescope in British Columbia has for the first time detected the faint glow of hydrogen from the...
Metal–Organic Framework Composites Push Supercapacitor Electrodes Toward New Limits
A comprehensive review shows how metal–organic framework composites and derivatives are overcoming conductivity and stability limits to power the next...
Type II Collagen Scaffold Switches On a Genetic Circuit That Keeps Cartilage Young
A type II collagen–hyaluronic acid scaffold keeps chondrocytes in their healthy cartilage state for months and repairs full-thickness joint defects...
Himalayan Glaciers Are Melting at Wildly Different Speeds, Decades of Data Reveal
A systematic review of fifty studies shows glaciers across Uttarakhand retreating at rates from under 4 to 88 meters per...
NSF Grants $2 Million to WPI to Boost Low-Income Students in Robotics and Engineering
The National Science Foundation has awarded Worcester Polytechnic Institute $2 million to fund scholarships, mentoring, and project-based programs for 70...
Wax Moth Larvae Yield First Genome-Wide Map of Transcription Start Sites During Fungal Infection
Researchers have built the first genome-wide atlas of transcription start sites in the greater wax moth, mapping promoter activity during...
Cascaded AI Distinguishes Acceleration From Deceleration Brain Injuries on CT Scans
A cascaded deep learning system combining DeepLabv3+ segmentation with ResNet18 classification can distinguish acceleration from deceleration craniocerebral injuries on CT...
Firefly-Inspired Hybrid Algorithm Promises Faster, Cheaper Cloud Task Scheduling
Researchers have unveiled a hybrid swarm intelligence algorithm that combines firebug and tunicate search strategies with opposition-based learning to schedule...
Poor Nutrition in Older Adults Linked to Lower Life Satisfaction, Large Survey Finds
A survey of 779 Turkish adults aged 65 and older found that higher nutritional risk, measured with the NUFFE-TR scale,...
New CLOSER and CIDER checklists aim to fix broken reporting in education research
Researchers have developed two expert-consensus checklists, CLOSER and CIDER, to standardise and improve the reporting of quantitative educational intervention studies.
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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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