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Camera Captures The World From Animals’ Point of View

Animals with infrared and ultraviolet sight experience a completely different world from what humans see. However, scientists at the University of Sussex and the Hanley Color Lab at George Mason University successfully developed hardware and…

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Clean Water in a Wrap: How Aluminum Foil Could Solve a Billion-Person Crisis

Over 2 billion people worldwide lack access to safe drinking water, including approximately 418 million in Africa. The problem is most severe in rural areas, where water sources like rivers and wells are often contaminated…

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Fear About AI’s Existential Threat to Humanity May Be Overhyped

Although Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems that handle language and images have recently become widely available, the technology has been around since the 1960s and it has been used in many fields for decades. Over the…

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The Future of Oceanography: New Tools and Methods for Marine Scientists

Oceanography, the study of the world’s oceans, is a field that is both vast in its scope and crucial to understanding our planet. As the oceans play a fundamental role in regulating climate, supporting biodiversity,…

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Infrared Hunters: How Mosquitoes Use Body Heat to Track Humans

Mosquitoes: More Than Just a Nuisance Mosquitoes, those tiny, buzzing insects, are more than just a nuisance; they pose a significant threat to global health by acting as vectors for a variety of diseases. From…

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Continental Shifts Unleash Fountains of Diamonds Through Volcanic Eruptions

In a remarkable discovery, scientists have revealed that diamonds embark on an exciting journey to the Earth’s surface during catastrophic events, such as continental shifts and explosive volcanic eruptions. A Volcanic Eruption: A Diamond’s BirthWhen…

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New Rice Strains Developed to Tackle Rising Temperatures and Ensure Food Security

Japan Leads in Developing Heat-Resistant Rice As sweltering summers increasingly threaten global food security, Japan is at the forefront of developing heat-resistant rice varieties. Known for its meticulous agricultural practices, the nation faces a pressing…

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Cutting-Edge Process Vaporizes Plastic Waste to Create New Recycled Plastics

Breakthrough in Plastic Recycling Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have developed a groundbreaking catalytic process that could revolutionize plastic recycling. This novel method employs inexpensive catalysts to decompose polyethylene and polypropylene into their…

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New Injectable Pacemaker Maintains Heart Rhythm for 5 Days, Dissolves After Use

Lund University has made a significant advance in medical technology with the development of a groundbreaking injectable pacemaker. This innovative device provides a temporary solution for heart arrhythmias, a condition characterized by irregular heart rhythms.…

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New Study Links Voice Frequency to Blood Sugar Levels

New Study Uncovers Link Between Voice Pitch and Blood Sugar Levels A new study reveals that as blood sugar levels increase, so does the pitch of a person’s voice. This discovery could lead to new…

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Camera Captures The World From Animals’ Point of View

Clean Water in a Wrap: How Aluminum Foil Could Solve a Billion-Person Crisis

Fear About AI’s Existential Threat to Humanity May Be Overhyped

The Future of Oceanography: New Tools and Methods for Marine Scientists

Infrared Hunters: How Mosquitoes Use Body Heat to Track Humans

Continental Shifts Unleash Fountains of Diamonds Through Volcanic Eruptions

New Rice Strains Developed to Tackle Rising Temperatures and Ensure Food Security

Cutting-Edge Process Vaporizes Plastic Waste to Create New Recycled Plastics

New Injectable Pacemaker Maintains Heart Rhythm for 5 Days, Dissolves After Use

New Study Links Voice Frequency to Blood Sugar Levels

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