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World’s ocean is losing its memory under global warming

Most of the world’s ocean is steadily losing its year-to-year memory under global warming, a recent study published in Science Advances found this by

Nature helps mental health, research says—but only for rich, white people?

New research shows that a rapidly-growing environmental science field—which measures nature’s effects on mental health has a diversity problem that threatens its ability to

What is the multiverse, and does it really exist?

Whether you need a new villain or Spider-Man, your sci-fi movie will sound more scientifically respectable if you use the word “multiverse.” The Marvel

Novel Method for Developing Dimension-Controlled Carbon Nanostructures

Carbon nanomaterials have stimulated the interest of researchers working on next-generation sustainability and renewable technologies due to their remarkable physical and chemical features, such

New Method to Develop Transparent Displays

An innovative technique to develop transparent displays with extremely high resolution and flexibility is presented in the study published in the journal ACS Applied

The Success Paradox: Why even a little Bit of Luck often beats Skill

The skill-vs-luck debate never ceases to fascinate. Is it mainly skill, experience, hard work, and the “right” mindset that determines who is becoming successful,

Misperceptions can threaten scientific advancement

Misperceptions of marginalized and disadvantaged communities’ level of concern regarding COVID-19, as well as other issues such as climate change, constitutes a form of

How our brains influence language change

Our language is changing constantly. Researchers of the University of Vienna found that, over centuries, frequently occurring speech sound patterns get even more frequent.

Water scarcity predicted to worsen in more than 80% of croplands globally this century

Agricultural water scarcity is expected to increase in more than 80% of the world’s croplands by 2050, according to a new study in the

New research pushes closer to novel therapy for pancreatic cancer

Research by Oregon State University has uncovered a potential new therapy for pancreatic cancer, whose survival rate is among the lowest of all malignancies.

World’s ocean is losing its memory under global warming

Most of the world’s ocean is steadily losing its year-to-year memory under global warming, a recent study published in Science Advances found this by

Nature helps mental health, research says—but only for rich, white people?

New research shows that a rapidly-growing environmental science field—which measures nature’s effects on mental health has a diversity problem that threatens its ability to

What is the multiverse, and does it really exist?

Whether you need a new villain or Spider-Man, your sci-fi movie will sound more scientifically respectable if you use the word “multiverse.” The Marvel

Novel Method for Developing Dimension-Controlled Carbon Nanostructures

Carbon nanomaterials have stimulated the interest of researchers working on next-generation sustainability and renewable technologies due to their remarkable physical and chemical features, such

New Method to Develop Transparent Displays

An innovative technique to develop transparent displays with extremely high resolution and flexibility is presented in the study published in the journal ACS Applied

The Success Paradox: Why even a little Bit of Luck often beats Skill

The skill-vs-luck debate never ceases to fascinate. Is it mainly skill, experience, hard work, and the “right” mindset that determines who is becoming successful,

Misperceptions can threaten scientific advancement

Misperceptions of marginalized and disadvantaged communities’ level of concern regarding COVID-19, as well as other issues such as climate change, constitutes a form of

How our brains influence language change

Our language is changing constantly. Researchers of the University of Vienna found that, over centuries, frequently occurring speech sound patterns get even more frequent.

Water scarcity predicted to worsen in more than 80% of croplands globally this century

Agricultural water scarcity is expected to increase in more than 80% of the world’s croplands by 2050, according to a new study in the

New research pushes closer to novel therapy for pancreatic cancer

Research by Oregon State University has uncovered a potential new therapy for pancreatic cancer, whose survival rate is among the lowest of all malignancies.

World’s ocean is losing its memory under global warming

Nature helps mental health, research says—but only for rich, white people?

What is the multiverse, and does it really exist?

Novel Method for Developing Dimension-Controlled Carbon Nanostructures

New Method to Develop Transparent Displays

The Success Paradox: Why even a little Bit of Luck often beats Skill

Misperceptions can threaten scientific advancement

How our brains influence language change

Water scarcity predicted to worsen in more than 80% of croplands globally this century

New research pushes closer to novel therapy for pancreatic cancer

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World’s ocean is losing its memory under global warming

Nature helps mental health, research says—but only for rich, white people?

What is the multiverse, and does it really exist?

Novel Method for Developing Dimension-Controlled Carbon Nanostructures

New Method to Develop Transparent Displays

The Success Paradox: Why even a little Bit of Luck often beats Skill

Misperceptions can threaten scientific advancement

How our brains influence language change

Water scarcity predicted to worsen in more than 80% of croplands globally this century

New research pushes closer to novel therapy for pancreatic cancer

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