Predicting shotcrete degradation in hot environments using response surface modeling
Deep beneath the Earth’s surface, where temperatures routinely climb past 60 degrees Celsius and humidity can soak the very rock walls of a tunnel, the...
Deep beneath the Earth’s surface, where temperatures routinely climb past 60 degrees Celsius and humidity can soak the very rock walls of a tunnel, the...
Pork fat has long been treated as a single, undifferentiated commodity in both agricultural science and the kitchen, but a new multi-omics study of a...
Ultrasound imaging has long been prized for its safety, accessibility, and real-time capability, but a new generation of molecular contrast agents is pushing the technology...
A simple blood draw may one day reveal how well an ageing body burns fat, walks quickly, and maintains muscle strength, according to a new...
When Candida albicans invades the bloodstream, it becomes one of medicine’s most lethal adversaries. The fungus, a harmless inhabitant of the human gut and mucosal...
In a finding that is generating unusual attention across the veterinary pathology community, researchers in Iran have documented a case of leiomyosarcoma—a malignant tumour of...
A new study from researchers in Japan is drawing attention across the endocrinology community for a deceptively simple idea: that the hormones of a fleeting...
Digital learning was supposed to make education easier. For hundreds of nursing students in Jordan, it appears to be doing the opposite, according to a...
In the frozen stretches of northern Scandinavia, where winter darkness descends for months and blizzards routinely bury road markings beneath a meter of snow, one...
From SciENMAG Science News Desk — Agricultural AI Seeing Ripeness Through Smart Glasses: Lightweight AI Brings Real-Time Harvest Decisions to Cherry Tomato Fields In greenhouses...
Cybersecurity researchers have unveiled a new artificial intelligence model that dramatically improves how machines identify never-before-seen threat terms buried in unstructured security reports, a longstanding...
When a robot is told to “pick up the mug to the left of the laptop, behind the plant,” the seemingly simple instruction conceals one...
Every smartphone leaves an invisible fingerprint on the audio it records. The microphones inside mobile phones, together with their analog-to-digital converters, amplifiers, and anti-aliasing filters,...
Wind turbines have become one of the most recognizable symbols of the global transition to renewable energy, yet their smooth, stable operation depends on a...
Credit scoring has long been a game of binaries. A loan application arrives, an algorithm runs, and the outcome is a crisp yes or no:...
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