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Prescription drugs may alter the gut microbiome for years after a person stops taking them, according to a large study…
Public funding does more than support frontier technologies—it also helps create the markets that develop around them. Through government contracts,…
Monash University scientist Dr. Andrew Gunn has created the first comprehensive global map of wind-blown sand dunes on Earth. Global…
Intertwined Creatures: An Embodied Cognitive Science of the Self and Others Anthony Chemero Columbia University Press (2026) Consciousness research is…
How Dark Matter Halos Shape the Size of Galaxies In the 1970s, astronomer Vera Rubin analyzed observations showing how quickly…
Lady K’abel: The Maya Warrior Queen Remembered in a 692 CE Limestone Stela A limestone carving depicting the ancient Maya…
Reflective 6G Tiles Could Solve Millimeter-Wave Coverage Problems The promise of 6G networks includes remarkably fast wireless speeds, but the…
Microscopic image of mitochondria artificially colored green and red. The organelles were extracted from the patient’s leg muscles for an…
What Lake Bonneville Left Behind: The Geological History of Utah’s Bonneville Salt Flats At its height, Lake Bonneville must have…
More than 7 million Americans are currently living with Alzheimer’s disease, and that figure could approach 13 million by 2050.…