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Research from Flinders University indicates that the rising popularity of caravans and campers in Australia may pose risks to regional wastewater treatment systems due to harmful chemicals.
Recent research suggests that GLP-1 medications may not only aid in weight loss and diabetes management but also reduce the risk of substance use disorders and breast cancer in women.
Using advanced technology, researchers are examining the transformation of America's wildlife since the time of Lewis and Clark, providing insights into ecological changes over 200 years.
Researchers have unveiled a novel approach for synthesizing three-dimensional macrocycles, arranging four π-conjugated panels into a square formation.
Masumi Izumi's essay, "Japanese Migration to Canada, 1877–1988," provides an in-depth look at the historical movement of Japanese people to Canada, now available in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Migration Studies.
The American Diabetes Association's annual conference in New Orleans showcased newer GLP-1 medications, discussions on research funding cuts, and a notable protest.
Recent findings suggest that meltwater from Antarctic glaciers may be affecting the Southern Ocean more significantly than previously understood, according to a study published in Frontiers in Marine Science.
The Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP) is reportedly facing a significant loss of ethics expertise, which could jeopardize the safety of research volunteers.
A recent pilot study has introduced a sensory evaluation method that connects the chemical structures of polyphenols to their distinct taste properties, as demonstrated by trained panelists.
A new study by the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research reveals a two-kilometer debris flow at Illgraben, shedding light on surge wave behavior.
An international team has identified a new family of copepods at depths exceeding 2,000 meters, marking a significant contribution to marine biodiversity research.
As climate change intensifies in southern Africa, its effects on children's health and learning are becoming increasingly evident, highlighting a critical issue in education.
A recent drilling expedition in the Tyrrhenian Sea has uncovered granite pieces in mantle rock, challenging existing geological theories about ocean formation.
A recent study suggests that the rise of short videos may negatively affect learning by disrupting attention and memory retention, raising concerns about modern digital media's role in education.
A recent study investigates how the choice of language in crowdfunding campaigns influences their success, highlighting the variability in outcomes for entrepreneurs.
A study from the University of Twente sheds light on the survival strategies of the Javan leopard, one of the rarest big cats, in densely populated regions.
Researchers from the University of Tokyo and Yokohama City University have uncovered how dynamic nanoscale pores can enhance the transport of longer molecules.
Urenco has revealed plans to significantly expand its uranium enrichment operations in southeastern New Mexico, aiming to enhance its overall capacity.
Researchers are investigating a microbe found in a sink, which may have applications in drug development and environmental cleanup.
Research from the University of Kentucky sheds light on how high levels of nitric oxide can interfere with plants' disease signaling mechanisms.