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Physicists from the Max Planck Society have successfully captured the real-time break-up of C60 fullerenes using advanced laser techniques. This groundbreaking research, conducted at...
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Astronomers have observed the initial shape of a star exploding for the first time, revealing groundbreaking insights into the nature of supernovae. By utilizing...
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BREAKING: A groundbreaking advancement in robotics has just been announced by a team of researchers led by Dr. Lin Cao from the University of...
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A research team at the University of Alberta has identified a significant new role for brain molecules known as gangliosides, revealing potential targets for...
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Neanderthals, long perceived as simple and primitive beings, are now being redefined through recent scientific discoveries. A new study published in the journal Science...
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Researchers at UC Davis have revealed significant differences in the structure of cytoplasm within multicellular organisms, using microscopic worms as a model. Their study,...
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Recent research has significantly revised the age of what was believed to be Earth’s oldest impact crater. Located in the remote Pilbara region of...
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Recent research highlights an unexpected aspect of Neanderthal survival: their diet may have heavily relied on maggots. A study published on March 15, 2024,...
