Eliminating H5N1 in Waste Milk: A Novel Alternative to Pasteurization
H5N1, commonly referred to as avian influenza, continues to pose substantial threats not only to bird populations but also to livestock and potentially human health....
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NTT Research Collaborates with Harvard Scientists to Enhance Biohybrid Ray Development Using Machine Learning
The Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), in collaboration with NTT Research, Inc., has made significant strides in the realm...
Groundbreaking Atlas Sheds Light on How Aging Breast Tissue Influences Breast Cancer Risk
Aging is a multifaceted process that significantly impacts the physiological landscape of various tissues in the body, particularly in the mammary gland. As the body...
Exploring the Connectivity of Neuronal Networks
Harvard University has made a groundbreaking advancement in the field of neuroscience by successfully mapping and cataloguing over 70,000 synaptic connections among approximately 2,000 rat...
Protected Habitats Alone Cannot Ensure the Survival of Endangered Species
In recent years, the urgent need to safeguard endangered species has led to increased efforts in establishing protected areas, particularly in tropical forests which represent...
U-M Materials Scientist and Chemical Engineer Inducted into National Academy of Engineering
Michigan Engineering recently celebrated the remarkable achievements of two of its esteemed professors, Elizabeth Holm and Nicholas Kotov, who have been inducted into the National...
New Research Links Late Pregnancy Air Pollution Exposure to Higher NICU Admission Rates
Air pollution remains one of the most pressing environmental issues facing contemporary society, particularly due to its detrimental effects on human health. Among the most...
Protected Habitats Alone Insufficient for Endangered Mammal Conservation, MSU Researchers Discover
Tropical forests, often termed as the lungs of our planet, play a vital role in supporting an astounding diversity of species, encompassing more than 60%...
Unraveling Evolutionary Tradeoffs: Investigating the Impact of Iron Levels on COVID-19 Infections
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — In the intricate dance of biology and evolution, iron emerges as a crucial player in the health of both humans and the...
Experts Caution: Wildlife Habitat Restoration in Wealthy Nations May Threaten Species in Biodiverse Areas
The global biodiversity crisis has reached critical proportions, yet new research suggests that current conservation strategies may be pushing the problem further afield rather than...
Breakthrough Technique Revolutionizes Computational Enzyme Design
In an exciting breakthrough in the field of enzyme design, researchers have developed a pioneering methodology that aids in the construction of enzymes from the...
Birds Evolve Complex Brains Independently of Mammals, New Research Reveals
The evolution of the vertebrate brain has long been a focus of intense research, particularly in understanding the neural circuits that govern complex behaviors and...
New Research Reveals Strong Connection Between Depression and Increased Risk of Chronic Physical Health Conditions
In a groundbreaking study published in the February 13 edition of PLOS Medicine, researchers revealed critical insights into the connection between depression and long-term physical...
Exploring 300 Million Years of Brain Evolution: A Fresh Perspective
In a pioneering study that deepens our understanding of brain evolution, a team of researchers from Belgium has employed deep learning to explore how genetic...
Research Team Discovers Microorganisms Capable of Dissolving Carbonates
A groundbreaking research initiative at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has unveiled new microscopic organisms that play a pivotal role in the global carbon cycle. This...
