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[ad_1] The bias, identified in an article published today in PLOS ONEis considered particularly important because departmental seminars are so frequent and young academics are more likely to experiment with them before …

[ad_1] According to NASA and the NASA-supported National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) at the University of Colorado, the Arctic sea ice probably reached its lowest level in 2018 on September …

[ad_1] According to an observational study of more than 4,500 American children aged 8 to 11, limiting screen time to less than two hours a day and having sufficient sleep and physical …

[ad_1] A new study suggests that plate tectonics – a scientific theory that divides the Earth into chunks of crust that move slowly over the viscous hot mantle – could have been …

[ad_1] Duke University engineers have come up with a way to extract a sequence of images of light scattered through an essentially opaque material – or even out of a wall – …

[ad_1] A US Army Research Laboratory scientist collaborated with a team of researchers at the University of North Texas to develop a new electroencephalogram (EEG) data processing technique to measure brain status …

[ad_1] In the news with several strangely layered, researchers have determined that the mixture of bacteria that live in your nose – yes, there are living organisms in your nose – correlates …

[ad_1] Patients treated for cancer face a number of well-documented side effects. Chemotherapy and other anti-cancer treatments can wreak havoc on taste buds and olfactory senses, depriving recipients of the complex interaction …

[ad_1] Rutgers researchers have discovered a new mechanism that may contribute to Alzheimer's disease and traumatic brain injury. They are now hoping to launch a clinical trial to test treatment in humans. …

[ad_1] Millions of birds die each year in collisions with planes, and airports have used everything from fireworks to breeding dogs to scare them away. Some methods have been relatively efficient, but …