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Roche develops new serology test to detect COVID-19 antibodies

Novartis announces data in Neurology reinforcing the real-world and long-term effectiveness and safety of Aimovig® as a preventive treatment across the full spectrum of migraine

EMA review of Picato concludes medicine’s risks outweigh its benefits

Dance With Your Grandma (after COVID-19 of course)

Covid-19 mortality highly influenced by age demographics

Increased Rate of Infections May Indicate a Future Cancer Diagnosis

Remdesivir improved majority of patients hospitalized with severe COVID-19

Blood Test May Help Doctors Catch Pancreatic Cancer Early

Mental health and brain research must be a higher priority in global response to tackle COVID-19 pandemic
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Earth
Unusually Clear Skies Drove Record Loss of Greenland Ice in 2019

Volcanic CO2 emissions helped trigger Triassic climate change

Timing of Large Earthquakes Follows a “Devil’s Staircase” Pattern

Neanderthal cord weaver

New Species Discovered During Exploration of Abyssal Deep-Sea Canyons off Ningaloo

Bristol leads archaeologists on 5,000-year-old egg hunt

Climate change could cause sudden biodiversity losses worldwide

Data From NASA’s Cassini May Explain Saturn’s Atmospheric Mystery

Sulfur ‘Spices’ Alien Atmospheres
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Texas-Led Team Finds Earth-Sized, Habitable Zone Planet Hidden in Early NASA Kepler Data

ESO Telescope Sees Star Dance Around Supermassive Black Hole, Proves Einstein Right

Beacon In Space

Beacon in space

Clemson researchers capture first-ever photographic proof of power-packed jet emerging from colliding galaxies

The Milky Way’s satellites help reveal link between dark matter halos and galaxy formation

Data From NASA’s Cassini May Explain Saturn’s Atmospheric Mystery
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Technology
Lighting the Way to Safer Heart Procedures

3D Fusion Imaging Improves Coronary Artery Disease Diagnosis

Long Spaceflights Affect Astronaut Brain Volume

The Power of Light – Ultraviolet LEDs prove effective in eliminating coronavirus from surfaces and, potentially, air and water

Artificial Intelligence Can Help Some Businesses But May Not Work For Others

Reducing Delays In Wireless Networks

Successful development of photovoltaic commercialization technology with improved quantum dot efficiency

To Tune Up Your Quantum Computer, Better Call an AI Mechanic
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Physics
Potential energy saving solution for making vital chemicals

Scientists Discover Brightest Supernova Ever Seen

Acidic alert

Texas-Led Team Finds Earth-Sized, Habitable Zone Planet Hidden in Early NASA Kepler Data

Finding the beat: New discovery settles a long-standing debate about photovoltaic materials

With a heavy heart: how men and women develop heart disease differently

Untwisting plastics for charging Internet-of-things devices

Applying mathematics to accelerate predictions for capturing fusion energy

New boron material of high hardness created by plasma chemical vapor deposition
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Business
Mutual Funds With Lower Tax Burdens Have Higher Returns

New Research Finds Rising Between-Workplace Inequalities in the U.S. and other High Income Countries

Artificial Intelligence Can Help Some Businesses But May Not Work For Others

Older Entrepreneurs as Successful as Their Younger Counterparts, Study Reveals
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Under Pressure: New Bioinspired Material Can ‘Shapeshift’ to External Forces

Biomedical Engineering

Lighting the Way to Safer Heart Procedures

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Advance could enable remote control of soft robots

Biomedical Engineering

Nasal smear as an allergy screening test

Synthetic material could help heal injured tendons and ligaments

Synthetic material could help heal injured tendons and ligaments

New synthetic scaffolds for tendon and ligament repair Researchers from the University of Sydney have collaborated with Columbia University and...

Now metal surfaces can be instant bacteria killers, thanks to new laser treatment technique

Now metal surfaces can be instant bacteria killers, thanks to new laser treatment technique

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Bacterial pathogens can live on surfaces for days. What if frequently touched surfaces such as doorknobs...

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