Soil microbes unlock toxic iron from exploded weapons residue, lab study finds
A laboratory simulation of Ukrainian battlefield soils shows that microbes accelerate the corrosion of exploded weapons residue, releasing pulses of ...
A laboratory simulation of Ukrainian battlefield soils shows that microbes accelerate the corrosion of exploded weapons residue, releasing pulses of ...
A new study of 18,000-year-old mammoth-ivory Venus figurines from Mizyn in Ukraine shows that Ice Age carvers deliberately incorporated the ...
Researchers have created and validated a Ukrainian version of the Inventory of Climate Emotions, showing it works reliably even amid ...
A new study finds that 28 of 29 major Japanese universities issued statements supporting Ukraine while only three addressed Gaza, ...
The largest genomic survey of tuberculosis in Ukraine to date shows that drug-resistant disease is overwhelmingly driven by a few ...
A Biogerontology Perspective argues that prolonged crises such as the war in Ukraine may biologically accelerate metabolic ageing in older ...
A new study argues that the layered internal structure of mammoth ivory guided the design of the Upper Palaeolithic figurines ...
A scoping review of seven studies finds that unmanned systems dominate modern battlefield injury patterns but remain almost entirely unevaluated ...
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