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Chemical waste can be recycled into a range of drugs and fertilisers Researchers used software to identify drugs and fertilisers that can be made from 189 byproducts of large-scale industrial processes
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Discovery of the one-way superconductor, thought to be impossible Associate professor Mazhar Ali and his research group at TU Delft have discovered one-way superconductivity without magnetic fields, something that was thought to be impossible ever since its discovery in 1911--up until ...
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2 giant marsquakes rock the far side of the Red Planet Mars was recently shaken up by two of the largest marsquakes recorded.
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Viking boat burial discovered in Norway may hold the remains of royal figures Archaeologists unexpectedly discovered a Viking boat burial deep underground in Norway.
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If it is successful, it will make getting to orbit cheaper still
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Offspring Weakens When Parents Are Given Antibiotics

Neuroscience News - 27 Apr 2022 00:25
Offspring Weakens When Parents Are Given Antibiotics Zebrafish study finds antibiotics can have detrimental effects on the descendants of those exposed to them, including weaker immune systems.
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Researchers have used a systems biology approach to parse the genetic diversity of Clostridioides difficile, a particularly problematic pathogen, particularly in health care settings.
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Researchers recently announced that they have engineered a new class of material, called a 'polyzwitterionic complex,' or 'pZC,' which is able to both withstand the harsh acidic conditions of the stomach and then dissolv...
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Sharing Behavior Among Young Children May Be Related to Their Counting Skills A young child's counting skills are the single biggest predictor of their ability to participate in fair sharing behaviors. Prompting children to count improves their pro-social sharing behaviors, researchers say.
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Machine learning, harnessed to extreme computing, aids fusion energy development MIT research scientists Pablo Rodriguez-Fernandez and Nathan Howard have just completed one of the most demanding calculations in fusion science--predicting the temperature and density profiles of a magnetically confined...
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Risk of Psychotic-Like Experiences Can Start in Childhood

Neuroscience News - 27 Apr 2022 22:03
Risk of Psychotic-Like Experiences Can Start in Childhood The association between exposure to socio-economic and environmental risks for psychosis and psychotic-like experiences are present during late childhood, much earlier than previously believed. The findings could assist ...
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Researchers update measurement ratios key for inertial confinement fusion experiments Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) researchers have refined the measurement of the gamma (γ)-to-neutron branching ratio in deuterium-tritium (D-T) fusion reactions.
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Meta is using AI to create low-carbon concrete for its data centres Meta has used AI to develop concrete that emits 40 per cent less carbon, but researchers say that other concrete mixtures can already achieve that
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Researchers show that three transcription factors -- GATA4, NKX2-5 and TBX5 -- interact with CHD4 inside the embryonic heart, recruit it for action, and uses CHD4 to play their roles in heart health and disease.
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A previously developed a microbiome 'fingerprint' method that identifies single strains of particular gut bacteria through analysis of metagenomics data from fecal samples, has been refined to include looking for single-...
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Speech or Song? Identifying How the Brain Perceives Music

Neuroscience News - 27 Apr 2022 21:19
Speech or Song? Identifying How the Brain Perceives Music New research explores the different ways in which the brain distinguishes between music and speech.
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Efficient battery could charge electric cars 60 per cent in 6 minutes Changing how battery particles are ordered speeds up charging times without affecting energy storage
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A small Irish community survived a millennium of plagues and famines Analysis of pollen preserved in peat at Slieveanorra in the Antrim hills reveals the resilience of a rural community through environmental changes
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People visited Stonehenge site thousands of years before it was built Archaeological work at Blick Mead, a site near Stonehenge, reveals that people were visiting the site thousands of years before the monument was built
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Researchers have shown how chronic pain leads to maladaptive anxiety in mice, with implications for treatment of chronic pain-related psychiatric disorders in humans.
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The Matter of Everything review: A pacy look at 20th-century physics From the discovery of the first subatomic particle to the confirmation of the Higgs boson in 2012, Suzie Sheehy's account of experiments that changed our world is detailed but lively
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MIT investigates how the Oreo crumbles

New Scientist - 27 Apr 2022 20:00
MIT investigates how the Oreo crumbles As researchers reveal new insights into how creme-filled sandwich biscuits split apart, Feedback also ponders a new ruling on the cakey-ness of flapjacks, and Dutch cannibalism in the 19th century
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