Recent research indicates that mouse and primate brains mature at a similar rate. A study by Argonne National Laboratory finds that both short-lived mice and… Read More
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Redefining Earth’s Future: Scientists Advocate for Revolutionary Planetary Commons Framework
A pioneering research paper redefines traditional concepts of global commons, proposing a broader framework known as the “Planetary Commons”. A groundbreaking research paper, recently published… Read More
Read More »Quantum Breakthrough: Unveiling the Mysteries of Electron Tunneling
Tunneling is a fundamental process in quantum mechanics, involving the ability of a wave packet to cross an energy barrier that would be impossible to… Read More
Read More »Brain’s Hidden Highway: Neural Pathway Linking Motivation, Addiction and Disease
Researchers say one brain region, the cerebellum, may hold more influence over these dopamine neurons than realized. New findings published today (January 25) in the journal Nature Neuroscience have… Read More
Read More »Cosmic Blast From the Past: NASA’s X-Ray Vision Uncovers a Bizarre Galactic “Fossil”
NASA scientists have discovered significant X-ray activity in galaxy NGC 4945, revealing the impact of supermassive black holes on galaxy evolution and star formation processes…. Read More
Read More »Ax-3 Research on Space Station: Cancer, Botany, and Remote Control of Ground Robots
Biomedical science and advanced technology topped the research schedule for the 11 crew members representing Expedition 70 and Axiom Mission 3 (Ax-3). The International Space… Read More
Read More »Zooming Ahead: The Pandemic-Induced Prosperity Shift in American Life
Remote work advancements have reshaped the American workforce, boosting productivity and income for high-skill workers while altering housing and office space markets. According to a… Read More
Read More »Space Salad Dilemma: Study Raises Health Concerns for Astronauts
Research team finds lettuce and other plants are more susceptible to bacterial infections in space than on Earth. Lettuce and other leafy green vegetables are… Read More
Read More »The Science Behind ASMR: First-of-Its-Kind Research Sheds New Light
Researchers at Ruhr University Bochum have conducted the first systematic review of Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR). Millions of individuals tune into YouTube and various… Read More
Read More »Is Your Healthy Food Really Saving the Planet? New Research Debunks the Myth
Perceptions of sustainability and making healthy food choices are strongly interconnected, according to new research conducted at the University of Konstanz. Many people are keen… Read More
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