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Northwestern University researchers have achieved a remarkable feat: directly observing the formation of nano-sized water bubbles from hydrogen and oxygen atoms using palladium as

A new study reveals a disturbing trend: cases of babesiosis, a tick-borne disease similar to malaria, increased by 9% annually from 2015 to 2022

Researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery in the Dominican Republic, unearthing 10,000-year-old fossils of the extinct Caribbean monkey, Antillothrix bernensis. These findings provide valuable

In a groundbreaking study, Northwestern University researchers have, for the first time, directly observed the formation of nano-sized water bubbles from hydrogen and oxygen

As Oktoberfest celebrations continue, groundbreaking research is transforming the world of beer. Recent studies published in ACS journals reveal exciting findings on beer’s flavor

A groundbreaking study published in Frontiers in Aging reveals a simple, non-invasive cheek swab test that accurately predicts mortality risk. Dubbed CheekAge, this second-generation

A groundbreaking discovery of cynodont fossils in Brazil has upended traditional views on mammal evolution, revealing earlier and independent development of key features. Key

A groundbreaking study has traced the Viking Age walrus ivory trade routes using ancient DNA, shedding light on Norse interactions with Indigenous Arctic peoples

There is a lot of rousing rhetoric today about carbon capture, following the government’s pledge of £21.7bn of public funds over the next 25

Researchers at the Leibniz Institute for Food Systems Biology have made a groundbreaking discovery, unveiling the potent anti-inflammatory properties of thaumatin, a natural sweetener.

A groundbreaking study by the University of East Anglia reveals that dairy farms’ methane emissions are drastically underreported, presenting a significant renewable energy opportunity.

A recent study by Lero and the Universitat de Barcelona reveals that electric vehicle (EV) drivers are more likely to be involved in at-fault

A revolutionary DNA study has shattered previous assumptions about Japan’s genetic origins, revealing three ancestral groups instead of the long-held two. Key Findings: The

A groundbreaking study from Bar-Ilan University reveals a shocking connection between antibiotic use in infancy and increased aggression in mice, with profound implications for

Researchers from Flinders University have cracked the longstanding enigma surrounding the rapid disappearance of dwarf elephants and hippos on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus.

Have you ever wondered why violinists dominate the orchestra, numbering around 30-40 players? The answer lies in history, logistics, and musical balance. Evolution of

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have made a remarkable breakthrough in liquid crystal technology. Under specific conditions, these fluids form dynamic structures that