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Map Reveals Hidden U.S. Hotspots of Coronavirus Infection

Cortez DeacetisApril 2, 2020

The U.S. now has the most confirmed COVID-19 infections of any state, with additional than 203,000 conditions as of Wednesday. New York Metropolis has emerged as the outbreak’s most recent...

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New AI-Powered Blood Test Promises Easy Screening For Over 50 Types of Cancer

Cortez DeacetisApril 1, 2020

A new AI-powered blood test just proved capable of detecting 50 distinct types of cancers, including some that are specifically intense or elusive.We know the early detection of cancer can...

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Decoherence Is a Problem for Quantum Computing, But…

Cortez DeacetisMarch 30, 2020

It appears that quantum computing is starting to be much more and much more advanced by the working day. The qubits are getting cleaner, the gates are getting superior, and...

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Using “organs-on-a-chip” to model complicated diseases

Cortez DeacetisMarch 27, 2020

MIT organic engineers have created a multitissue model that allows them study the relationships among distinct organs and the immune system, on a specialized microfluidic platform seeded with human cells....

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Video game experience, gender may improve VR learning

Cortez DeacetisMarch 26, 2020

Credit rating: CC0 Public Domain College students who utilized immersive virtual actuality (VR) did not study substantially far better than those people who utilized two a lot more standard types...

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‘Little Foot’ skull reveals how this more than 3 million year old human ancestor lived

Cortez DeacetisMarch 24, 2020

Graphic: Comparison of the virtually intact initially cervical vertebra of 'Little Foot' and two other Australopithecus from Sterkfontein in South Africa and from Hadar in Ethiopia displaying how complete 'Little Foot'......

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Lessons from Past Outbreaks Could Help Fight the Coronavirus Pandemic

Cortez DeacetisMarch 23, 2020

On March 11 the Earth Health Firm officially designated the novel coronavirus outbreak a pandemic. Outlined as the throughout the world unfold of a new sickness, this kind of a declaration...

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The Diversity of Tropical Forest Carbon Sinks Is More Complicated Than We Thought

Cortez DeacetisMarch 22, 2020

Tropical forests are hugely important carbon sinks. We need these fantastically diverse parts to enable maintain Earth's ambiance - and now, a new study has looked into just how considerably...

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COVID-19: The Wildlife Trade and Human Disease

Cortez DeacetisMarch 20, 2020

This is a further in our series of Coronavirus episodes of Scientific American’s Science Speak, posted on March 19th, 2020. I’m Steve Mirsky. In early March, the Key Minister of...

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National Academies Completes Review of National Toxicology Program’s Draft Monograph on Fluoride and Neurodevelopmental and Cognitive Effects

Cortez DeacetisMarch 19, 2020

Right now the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medication launched its review of the National Toxicology Program’s (NTP) draft monograph Systematic Critique of Fluoride Publicity and Neurodevelopmental and Cognitive...

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Category: Science & Education

Map Reveals Hidden U.S. Hotspots of Coronavirus Infection

New AI-Powered Blood Test Promises Easy Screening For Over 50 Types of Cancer

Decoherence Is a Problem for Quantum Computing, But…

Using “organs-on-a-chip” to model complicated diseases

Video game experience, gender may improve VR learning

‘Little Foot’ skull reveals how this more than 3 million year old human ancestor lived

Lessons from Past Outbreaks Could Help Fight the Coronavirus Pandemic

The Diversity of Tropical Forest Carbon Sinks Is More Complicated Than We Thought

COVID-19: The Wildlife Trade and Human Disease

National Academies Completes Review of National Toxicology Program’s Draft Monograph on Fluoride and Neurodevelopmental and Cognitive Effects

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Map Reveals Hidden U.S. Hotspots of Coronavirus Infection

NASA Moon Program and Hubble Telescope Successor Face COVID-19 Delays

Mesoamerican copper smelting technology aided colonial weaponry

New AI-Powered Blood Test Promises Easy Screening For Over 50 Types of Cancer

New Study of The Coronavirus ‘Spike’ Protein Could Help Explain Its Immense Spread

Tree rings could pin down Thera volcano eruption date

Research identifies regular climbing behavior in a human ancestor

The Most Mercurial Field of All

Ocean Species Are Shifting toward the Poles

Could Newly Found “Peacekeeping” Cells Be a Weapon against COVID-19?

Antarctic Fish Is a Blood Doping Champion

A Method for Teaching How to Balance Redox Reactions by Building Up Molecules