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Ancient ships required durable protection from seawater, salt, microorganisms, and marine organisms. Yet until the mid-20th century, researchers paid limited…
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Researchers at McMaster University have uncovered a previously unknown role for GDF15, a natural hormone known for reducing appetite and…
Ethics approval and informed consent All experiments involving human cell lines were approved by the Harvard University Institutional Review Board…
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the global economy and the future of work. However, concerns about AI go beyond the…
Birdland Park and Gardens in Gloucestershire is celebrating the hatching of the UK’s first king penguin chick since 2014. The…
Ward told Greenpeace online that he was “extremely happy” to remove the artwork, saying: “I thought Greenpeace was committed to…
HydroGym models fluid-flow control as a discrete-time Markov decision process (MDP), represented by the tuple \(({\mathcal{S}},{\mathcal{A}},{\mathcal{P}},{\mathcal{R}})\). At each control step…
3D-Printed Corneal Implants Could Help Address the Global Donor Shortage A laboratory-grown corneal implant made entirely from human cells could…
Lareau, CA, Chapman, MS, Penter, L., Nawy, T. & Pe’er, D. Artifacts in single-cell mtDNA analysis misinform phylogeny. Nature (2026).…