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Researchers create bigger-than-usual strains of zooplankton—which are used as food in fish nurseries—by creating mutations with a heavy ion beam

A research team from INRS has developed a process for the electrolytic treatment of wastewater that degrades microplastics at the source

Up until now, the immunological mechanisms responsible for these effects have been very poorly understood

The human brain's strategy for storing memories is more efficient than AI's, a new study reveals

In 17 of the campuses monitored, a new computer model shows outbreaks translated directly into peaks of infection within their home counties

Sandia Labs shows machine learning could lop a year off technology design cycle

Study should significantly facilitate research into the promising substance

Study reveals the regulatory network of sugar and organic acid in watermelon fruit

A new study argues that taking temperature readings of a person's fingertip and eye would give a significantly better and more reliable reading

Stanford researchers find installing piped water near homes promotes gender equality and improves well-being in rural Zambia

HORIBA's Piscataway, New Jersey office has completed the requirements of the NJBIA program to achieve the Healthy Business Certification

Researchers in Japan have discovered a group of neurons in the mouse brainstem that suppress unwanted movement during rapid eye movement sleep

Researchers create a framework that accurately measures nitrogen loss across a wide variety of crops and food products

Fortunately, it may be possible to reduce these negative effects with simple steps like exercise and sleep

Engineered living materials could be used to detect and filter contaminants in water, in packaging to detect and alert to damage, and act as "living photographs"

New study reports the highest ocean temperatures since 1955 from surface level to a depth of 2,000 meters

Annual contest showcases JEOL microscope users’ artistically or esthetically pleasing images with good composition, sharp focus, and technical competency, especially in the use of accelerating voltage

Researchers explore if and how quickly Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus are theoretically able to adapt to survive on copper surfaces

Research finds confidence in public health scientists and trust in government to be high among people in Australia and New Zealand

Long-term soil fertility is on the decline in agricultural lands around the world due to salinization, acidification, erosion, and the loss of important nutrients