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US Regulators Halt Approval of Covid Boosters for Healthy Adults
Texas Measles Outbreak Sees Increment of Four Cases
Natural Substance PAF Stimulates Digestive Muscle Movements
Ferulic Acid in Rice and Coffee Prevents Coronary Artery Spasms
University of Turku Study: Personalized Cancer Treatment Insights
Study: Physical Activity Boosts Health in Older Adults
New AI App Helps Autistic Children Communicate
Researchers Develop AI Model for Objective Eczema Severity Assessment
Study Reveals Mental Health Crisis in Children with Long Covid
AI Tools Aid ER Physicians in Disease Prediction for Patients with Typical Symptoms
Study Reveals Brain Link for Object Information Storage
18,000 Tubs of Ice Cream Recalled for Plastic Contamination
Daily Struggle: Living with Persistent Depression
Florida Joins Ban on Fluoride in Water; FDA to Remove Supplements
Women with Sisters at Higher Risk of Postpartum Psychosis
Chemotherapy Impact on Gut Microbes: Potential Benefits
Researchers Identify ALS-Linked Mitochondrial Dysfunction
Study Reveals WGTS Benefits for Identifying Cancer Origin
Acc Issues Guidance Tool for Apple Watch Cardio Health Tracking
Study Reveals Nursing Exodus Due to Lack of Recognition
US Limits COVID-19 Boosters to 65+
Study Links Metabolites to Ultra-Processed Food Intake
Rising Diet-Related Health Issues in Kenya
Publix Recalls Greenwise Baby Food Pouch Over Lead Concerns
Revolutionizing Healthcare: Car-T Cell Therapy in Personalized Medicine
Can Balancing on One Leg Predict Aging?
Gender Wage Gap Persists Among Women Primary Care Physicians
Exploring Gerotherapeutics: Metformin for Anti-Aging
Contactless Detection System for Atrial Fibrillation with Radio Tech
Revolutionizing Medical Care: 3D-Printed Prosthetic Hands
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New Research Reveals Hidden Chemical Bonds in Proteins
Quantum Material Reveals World's Thinnest Semiconductor Junction
Toxic Algae in Florida Waters: A Threat to Health
Genetic Region Unveiled: Blackberries' Thorny Defense
Study Reveals Impact of Untreated Wastewater on Chicago River
Researchers at Baylor College Find Flavonoids Toxic to Bladder Cancer
Pathway to Sustainable Marine Ecosystems in China
Wolves in Netherlands: Feeding Habits Revealed
Cape Verde Archipelago: Rich Biodiversity in Atlantic
Study Reveals Climate Patterns Behind Global Wildfires
Study: Firms Stand Out on Social Media - Research Findings
Global Study Reveals Corporate Role in Extractive Conflicts
The Impact of Regional and Urban Economics on Development
New Copepod Species Discovered in Bermuda's Walsingham Cave
Young People from Minoritized Backgrounds Struggle to Discuss Race and Faith at School
Global Warming Impact on Biodiversity Forecasting
Global Economy Lessons: Supply Chain Disruptions Impact Consumers
Examining Politicians' AI Policies in Nordic Countries
Study Reveals Global Partnerships and AI Vital for Food Safety
Political Ideology Impact on Consumer Choices: Carbon Footprint Labels Study
Swri Sets Record Highs in Material Testing
Rare Discovery: Unique Tattoos on 800-Year-Old Andean Mummy
Arctic Warming Outpacing Global Trends
New Report: Warzones, Microplastics, and Light Pollution Threaten Bees
Challenges in Earth-Abundant Catalysts for Propane Dehydrogenation
Nasa's Mars Rover Spirit Captures Stunning Sunset on Mars
Dynamic Sunspot Groups Captured with New VTT Camera
Evolution of Grass Inflorescences: Barley's Simple Structure
Land Plants' Nutrient Exchange Mechanism with Fungi
Researchers Discover Ecological Impact of Signal Crayfish
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Harnessing Sound Waves for Underwater Object Manipulation
Learning at peak efficiency: Optimizing transport, trust and tutelage
The Power of Algorithms in the Information Age
Future Delivery Drones Assess Battery for Efficient Deployment
New method for energy-aware deployment planning of delivery drones
Great potential exists for solar cells on grain fields or pastures, finds study
Agrivoltaics Gaining Favor Over Traditional Solar Installations
Trump admin ends halt on New York offshore wind project
Trump Administration Reverses Halt on Equinor's NY Wind Project
Nanofiltration approach can solve a bottleneck for CO₂ capture and conversion
Efficient Carbon Dioxide Removal: A Climate Change Challenge
Impacts of Offshore Wind Farms on Clean Energy Generation
Reducing underwater noise when installing subsea structures
Chess Legend Magnus Carlsen Draws 143,000 Opponents
Chess great Carlsen held to draw by 143,000 players
Google Unleashes AI Wave for Search Engine Makeover
Google's search engine can go into full 'AI mode' as its makeover moves into its next phase
Meta Adapts Fact-Checking Approach Amid Criticisms
Meta's Community Notes program is promising, but needs to prioritize transparency
South Africans Face Haunting Memories of Rolling Blackouts
Satellite images reveal the dark side of household solar power: South Africa's green transition is only for a few
Ai-Powered Traffic Cameras Enhance Road Safety
AI traffic enforcement minimizes crashes without shifting risk, study finds
AI Industry's Sustainability: Human-like AI vs. LLMs
Neurosymbolic AI could be leaner and smarter than today's LLMs
Electric Trucks Outpacing Diesel in Lifetime Cost, Research Reveals
Electric trucks overtaking diesel on lifetime cost
Water-Based Battery Enhances Rooftop Solar Storage
Water-based flow battery could break solar storage barrier for homeowners
Bringing comfort to commutes: Students design mechanotherapeutic seat for bus drivers
Life Technology™ Technology News Subscribe Via Feedburner Subscribe Via Google Subscribe Via RSSThursday, 18 March 2021
Size matters when it comes to atomic properties
A study from Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, has yielded new answers to fundamental questions about the relationship between the size of an atom and its other properties, such as electronegativity and energy. The results pave the way for advances in future material development. For the first time, it is possible under certain conditions to devise exact equations for such relationships.
Researchers identify chemical processes as key to understanding landslides
Mass movements such as landslides and hill-slope debris flows cause billions of euros in economic damage around the world every year. Between 20 and 80 million euros are spent annually from the disaster fund to repair disaster damage in Austria, 15 to 50 percent of which is attributable to mud flows and landslides.
Engineers improve the technology of high-performance concrete casting in winter
At low temperatures, concrete tends to set unevenly, which can lead to a collapse. A team of engineers from RUDN University suggested using infrared light and adding silicon and ash to concrete to solve this issue. The technology can be used for cast-in-situ construction. The results of the study were published in the Fibers journal.
Perseverance rover captures the sounds of driving on Mars
NASA's newest rover recorded audio of itself crunching over the surface of the Red Planet, adding a whole new dimension to Mars exploration.
Key questions as EU watchdog rules on AstraZeneca
The EU's drug regulator, the European Medicines Agency, finds itself in the hot seat on Thursday when it will decide what to do about blood clot fears over the AstraZeneca coronavirus jab.
EU health agency to rule on troubled AstraZeneca jab
Europe's medical regulator is set to give its verdict on the safety of the AstraZeneca vaccine on Thursday, following a chaotic few weeks that has seen nations suspend its use over blood clot fears.
AstraZeneca's Pascal Soriot: the man behind the vaccine
Pascal Soriot has led the charge to make AstraZeneca one of the first pharmaceutical companies in the world to produce a vaccine against COVID-19.
Japan to end virus emergency in Tokyo despite rebound fears
Japan on Thursday will approve ending a monthslong state of emergency in Tokyo set up to curb the spread of the coronavirus, despite concerns of a resurgence ahead of the spring party season and next week's Olympic torch relay.
Australia sees first population drop since World War I
Australia's population has declined for the first time in more than a century as pandemic-induced border closures stemmed the flow of overseas migrants, according to figures released Thursday.
For Madrid's trees, record snowfall leaves deep wounds
High among the treetops the sound of a chainsaw rings out and a huge branch comes crashing down as Madrid's forestry engineers move from tree to tree, repairing the damage from the record snowfall seen in January.
From poaching to avocados, Kenya's elephants face new threat
Just after dawn, Tolstoy lumbers into view. A wandering giant, with tusks almost scraping the earth, this great elephant has roamed beneath Mount Kilimanjaro for nearly 50 years.
US moves toward banning more Chinese telecoms carriers: FCC
Regulators have begun legal proceedings that could strip three Chinese state-owned telecommunications companies of their right to operate in the United States, officials said Wednesday, citing national security concerns.
US sends investigators to probe another Michigan Tesla crash
For the second time this week, the U.S. government's road safety agency is sending a team to investigate a Tesla crash in Michigan.
Survivor: Woman with COVID-19 gives birth, gets new lungs
A suburban Detroit woman infected with COVID-19 gave birth then underwent a double lung transplant just weeks later to save her life, doctors said Wednesday.
China summons tech giants over 'deep fakes', internet security
Chinese authorities on Thursday said they had summoned 11 tech companies including Tencent, Alibaba and TikTok owner ByteDance for talks on "deep fakes" and internet security, as regulators try to reel in the country's runaway digital sector.
Management researcher studies key predictors for college retention
The current outbreak of COVID-19 has raised many questions about the value of consideration of standardized testing through the admissions process. One of the many Coronavirus cancellations included a growing number of universities to waive SAT and ACT scores as an admissions requirement for 2022 applicants.
How to get customers to talk about you
Researchers from Arizona State University, New York University, and Northwestern University published a new paper in the Journal of Marketing that examines how marketers can fuel positive WOM without using explicit incentives.
Women in cities less likely to have children
A new study in Behavioral Ecology finds that women are less likely to procreate in urban areas that have a higher percentage of females than males in the population.
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