Analysis of results from international trials question whether current aspirin recommendations apply to all patients. Researchers in heart disease have identified a group of patients… Read More
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Unlocking Nature’s Secret: How Two Ferredoxins Fuel the Future of Fertilizers
Discovering essential electron carriers in nitrogenases opens new paths for eco-friendly chemical production, addressing a long-standing research bottleneck. Nitrogenases are considered promising candidates for the… Read More
Read More »Breaking Barriers in Quantum Research: Magnesium-Coated Tantalum Unveiled
A thin-film coating protects against oxidation that can degrade superconductivity and quantum coherence. Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory have… Read More
Read More »The Invisible Assault: New Research Reveals How HIV Outsmarts Cellular Security
The virus’s capsid functions as a molecular transporter. Every year, approximately one million people globally contract HIV, the virus responsible for AIDS. For the virus… Read More
Read More »AI chatbots use racist stereotypes even after anti-racism training
Large language models still demonstrate racial prejudice against speakers of African American English, despite the safety guard rails implemented by tech companies such as OpenAIRead More
Read More »Roraima’s Inferno: A Satellite’s Eye View of the Amazon Rainforest in Flames
Huge understory fires are spreading throughout the state in northern Brazil as drought and heat turn the rainforest into tinder. Roraima—Brazil’s northernmost state—has a wet… Read More
Read More »A Man Got the COVID-19 Vaccine 217 Times – This Is What Happened to Him
Researchers at FAU have discovered no negative effects on the immune system. Scientists at Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) and Erlangen University Hospital have studied a… Read More
Read More »Space Station Crew Swap Underway Amid Advanced Zero-Gravity Science Experiments
ISS transitions with new crew learning the ropes, conducting crucial experiments, and a quartet preparing to depart after months in space. Four new flight engineers… Read More
Read More »People Who a Eat Healthy, Plant-Based Diet Are Less Likely To Suffer With Dangerous Snoring
People who eat a healthy, plant-based diet that is high in vegetables, fruit, whole grains, and nuts are less likely to suffer from obstructive sleep… Read More
Read More »The Unexpected Key to Safe Gene Therapy: Bird Junk DNA
Retrotransposons can insert new genes into a “safe harbor” in the genome, complementing CRISPR gene editing. The recent greenlighting of a CRISPR-Cas9 treatment for sickle… Read More
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