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[ad_1] A bacterium called Moorella thermoacetica will not work for free. But researchers at UC Berkeley realized they wanted gold. And in exchange for this special treatment, the bacterium has revealed a …

[ad_1] Selon une étude publiée le 8 octobre dans l'édition en ligne de la revue, un climat de plus en plus sec ponctué d'épisodes plus ou moins humides variés aurait pu précipiter …

[ad_1] New study shows Atlantic salmon use the Earth's magnetic field as a navigational tool – much like its cousins, the Pacific salmon – and does not lose this ability after several …

[ad_1] Environ un quart des produits de la mer pêchés dans l’océan provient du chalutage de fond, méthode qui consiste à tirer un filet le long des plateaux et des pentes de …

[ad_1] Optical frequency combs can enable high-speed processes in physics, biology, and chemistry, as well as improve communication and navigation, medical testing, and security. The 2005 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded …

[ad_1] The vast majority of current computing devices are made from silicon, the second most abundant element on Earth after oxygen. Silicon can be found in various forms in rocks, clay, sand …

[ad_1] The first signs of type 2 diabetes can be identified more than 20 years before diagnosis, according to a new study presented at this year's annual meeting of the European Association …

[ad_1] The San Diego UC engineers have used a ready-to-use, portable technology and machine learning to predict, for the first time, an individual's blood pressure and suggest recommendations. customized to lower it …

[ad_1] Historically, turbidity currents have been described as fast currents that descend into submarine canyons, carrying sand and mud in deep water. But a new document in Nature Communications shows that, rather …

[ad_1] Art often mimics life, but when University of Cincinnati anthropologist and geologist Kenneth Tankersley investigated a 2000-year-old carved statue of a tobacco pipe, he revealed a truth that he believed , …