Heating Beats Stirring in New Model for Breaking Down Turpentine Wastewater Oil
In an industrial corner of East Java, Indonesia, a turpentine factory has been quietly discharging one of the most stubborn...
In an industrial corner of East Java, Indonesia, a turpentine factory has been quietly discharging one of the most stubborn...
A long non-coding RNA with the unassuming name Loc646329 may be one of the brain’s quiet defenders against Alzheimer’s disease,...
Graph neural networks have quietly become the workhorses of some of the most security-sensitive corners of modern computing. Banks use...
Researchers in Xinjiang, China, have unveiled a new artificial intelligence framework that teaches a segmentation network exactly when and where...
One of the most stubborn puzzles in esophageal cancer research has just gained a striking new piece. Myeloid-derived suppressor cells,...
As SARS-CoV-2 continues to evolve, the virus accumulates mutations in the receptor-binding domain (RBD) of its Spike protein, allowing newly...
A sweeping new review published in Discover Biotechnology has mapped, for the first time in detail, how researchers around the...
Hypertension remains the world’s deadliest silent condition, contributing to more than 10 million deaths every year, yet the simple act...
For decades, entomopathogenic fungi have earned their reputation the hard way: by infecting and killing insects. Species such as Beauveria...
Patients who undergo allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, one of the most demanding procedures in modern medicine, may face a...
The Journal of Pharmaceutical Investigation, a peer-reviewed publication covering pharmaceutical sciences and drug development research, has been confirmed as abstracted...
Hydrogen has long been heralded as the clean fuel of the future, yet one stubborn problem continues to hold it...
Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a Gram-negative bacterium that thrives everywhere from hospital water systems to contact lens solutions, is one of the...
An 800-year-old Chinese herbal remedy has been put under the modern scientific microscope, and the results reveal a remarkably precise...
Organic light emitting diodes have transformed displays and lighting over the past three decades, yet the technology still wrestles with...
The incidence of falls among community-dwelling older adults in Ireland has increased substantially over roughly a decade and a half,...
Aluminum should be the perfect lightweight metal for the modern world — abundant, corrosion-resistant, and a third the density of...
When disaster strikes, whether an earthquake, a mass-casualty event, or a large-scale epidemic, nurses stand on the front line of...
Chemists at the Institute of Solid State Chemistry of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Ekaterinburg have developed a simple...
Power electronics is having a moment. From electric vehicles to data centers, grid infrastructure to fast chargers, the world’s appetite...
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