“Mini-brains” derived from the stem cells of schizophrenia patients differ from those of non-patients.
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The microbes in soil and tree roots play a role in protecting rainforests during drought, a unique study has found.
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Two huge star clusters have been observed ramming into each other, say experts.
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Dubbed “farmHand,” the four-fingered robotic manipulator incorporates technology that can be applied to vehicle tires and shoes.
The post Sticky Fingers: Scientists Create Robotic Hand With Gecko Grip appeared first on Zenger News.
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Mosquito written off as dead was discovered by college students on a forest field trip.
The post Science Was Dead Wrong: Bug Declared Extinct For 130 Years Found Alive By Students appeared first on Zenger News.
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Incentivizing businesses to use wood residue as biofuel and engineered wood building products could fund efforts to save forests.
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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe — the fastest man-made object ever — survived the heat of the sun, revealing the start of its mysteries.
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Space scientists and neurosurgeons don’t score significantly higher on cognitive tests than the general population.
The post It’s Not Rocket Science: Astro Engineers And Brain Surgeons Aren’t As Smart As We Think appeared first on Zenger News.
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Scientists observed pulsars for 16 years to test Einstein’s theory of general relativity, and E=mc2 still holds up.
The post VIDEO: Einstein’s Theory Of General Relativity Stands Up To Challenge appeared first on Zenger News.
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Mosquitoes kill more than one million people a year; half the global population is at risk of malaria.
The post Scientists Focus On Helping The World Fight Mosquito-borne Diseases appeared first on Zenger News.
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