According to a research, half of all Americans had their IQ scores reduced by lead poisoning in the previous century
Researchers estimate that childhood exposure to automobile exhaust from leaded gasoline cost about 170 million Americans…
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A One-of-a-kind Energy Source
On the global scale, there is an urgent need today for the development of a source of electrical energy that can be used to replace the existing system…
Researchers have figured out how the human brain divides, stores, and recalls memories
The brain cells that define the borders between distinct events have been identified in a study.
According to studies, double-helical data storage is the way of the future
A new data storage powerhouse is required in the Information Age. DNA may simply be the answer, thanks to its extended molecular alphabet and 21st-century…
The Amazon rainforest is deteriorating, according to new evidence derived from satellite data analysis
According to data analysis from high-resolution satellite photographs, the Amazon rainforest is likely losing its resilience.
Grunts from pigs express their feelings
Pigs’ emotions can now be decoded. An multinational team of academics is the first in the world to convert pig grunts into true emotions across a wide range…
The lab's time crystals are on their way out
Precision timekeeping might benefit from time crystals that last eternally at ambient temperature.
Europe's mummification may be older than originally thought
Mummification of the deceased was probably more prevalent than previously thought in prehistory.
The potato genome has been deciphered
The comprehensive sequencing of genetic material makes breeding new types easier.
More booze, less brain: The link starts with only one drink per day on average
According to a recent research, even light-to-moderate drinking is linked to brain damage.
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No More Ecological Tragedies Thanks to Neutrino Energy
International pressure is building to put a stop to the environmental devastation produced by fossil fuels at the moment.
A new MRI probe can disclose more about the inner workings of the brain
Researchers may be able to map brain circuits that underpin behavior and perception by tracing connections between cell populations.