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Not playing by the rules: USU researcher explores filamentous algae dynamics in rivers
LOGAN, UTAH, USA — Algae is a ubiquitous feature in waterways throughout the globe, including western North America.…
Rutgers study links brain’s wiring to differences in cognitive ability
The human brain processes information at vastly different speeds, from split‑second reactions to slower, reflective reasoning.
KAIST develops therapy to reprogram immune cells inside tumors
SEOUL, Jan 3 – Researchers at South Korea’s KAIST have developed a new cancer therapy that reprograms immune…
Fine rubber crumbs from recycled tires may release toxic chemicals into soil and water
Recycled rubber granulate made from used car tires is widely promoted as a sustainable material for playgrounds, sports…
Cologne scientists uncover mechanism driving aggressive lung cancer
COLOGNE, Dec 31 – Scientists in Germany have identified a biological mechanism that helps explain why small cell…
Hong Kong survey shows rising awareness of gerontechnology, Lingnan University says
HONG KONG– Public awareness of gerontechnology in Hong Kong continues to rise, with 78% of citizens familiar with…
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CERN organizing Public event Sparks! for future intelligence
Sparks! the serendipity forum is a two-day multidisciplinary science innovation event will be organised by CERN.
EDUtech Thailand: Discussing Future Perspective in 14-15 September
Hundreds of educators, policymakers & technology leaders assemble to discuss the future of education in Thailand on 14-15 September 2021.
Exploring China’s Ocean Civilization: Documentary “Return to Zai Tun” is on National Geographic
“Return to Zai Tun”, documentary film is airing on National Geographic starting from September 4.
UW–Madison ranked first among public universities by Washington Monthly
The University of Wisconsin–Madison is the highest ranking national public university and fourth overall in Washington Monthly’s 2021 College Guide and Rankings.
