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Australian research voyage to investigate how life in the Southern Ocean captures and stores carbon from the atmosphere

A new study suggests that most animals remain stressed for longer than is optimal after a stress-inducing incident

This wild ancestor could lead to tomatoes that taste better, are more nutritious, and more resilient

Electronics and data centers need to be efficiently cooled in order to work properly; graphene enhanced heat pipes can solve these issues

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to increased cleaning and demand for all types of cleaning products, including bleach alternatives that contain hydrogen peroxide

Research shows that the metabolite succinate is released by muscle cells during physical exercise and triggers a process of tissue remodeling that makes muscles stronger and enhances metabolic efficiency

Analysis reveals resilience in many individuals and what factors may be driving it

Research expands number of temporary adhesives

New research could indicate, that often regardless of lab results, individuals with obesity are sent to intensive care sooner, perhaps because of an unconscious bias

Recently published research brings scientists closer to unlocking the entire gene set—or pan genomes—of wheat and barley

University of Copenhagen researchers have been following vegetation trends across the planet's driest areas using satellite imagery from recent decades

In a small study, researchers found a positive effect on brain vascular function and cognitive performance in young healthy adults after they consumed cocoa flavanols

Despite wide interest, the mechanism by which plants produce such compounds has remained shrouded in mystery, until now

Researchers find that chemical compounds in foods can inhibit a key SARS-CoV-2 enzyme

Observation provides fundamental insight into intricate nanoscale structures inside bulk magnets, and offers fresh perspectives for magnetic devices

Improved air quality, reduced ozone pollution may have averted bird deaths—and there are benefits to humans, too

Pioneering research shows how high-frequency sound waves can help build smart materials and new nanoparticles as well as deliver drugs to the lungs

Researchers show that current platforms used by breeders do not provide the resolution needed to distinguish between haplotypes, potentially leading to inaccurate breeding decisions

In a study of over 500,000 eighth graders from 50 countries, such pressures were found to affect girls even more strongly when it comes to interest in math

Noting that the mucosal immune system is the immune system's largest component, researchers expressed concern that it hasn't been a focus of many COVID-19 studies so far