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A new study looked at how open monitoring meditation changed brain activity in a manner that suggested better mistake detection.
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A new study looked at how open monitoring meditation changed brain activity in a manner that suggested better mistake detection.

A new study led by UNC School of Medicine researchers has shed light on a critical mechanism that happens during cell division and is a potential cause…

A study team has discovered evidence of a severe solar storm that happened around 9,200 years ago by analyzing ice cores from Greenland and Antarctica.

Renewable energy has an issue with intermittency: the sun does not generate electricity at night, and winds might abruptly quit.

A group of scientists recently reported the development of a new rubber-like solid material with startling properties.

Darlene Cavalier has increased some of the country’s largest citizen science initiatives, and she wants everyone to participate.

Cargo Transporters Inc., a freight carrier located in North Carolina, has announced a new relationship with Platform Science…

According to a white paper on China’s space operations issued Friday, the government will conduct more space research investigation in the next five years.

Islands of dormant lithium crawl back to their electrodes like worms, replenishing a battery’s capacity and longevity.

Batteries are now the star of the global market, appearing in the most modern gadgets and, of course, the mobility business.

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope was launched on Christmas Day, and NASA administrator Bill Nelson used biblical language to describe the sight.

The topics of Omicron, Moon missions, and particle physics will all affect study in the coming year