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When employed in lab models, Indiana University School of Medicine researchers discovered that niacin slows the advancement of Alzheimer’s disease, a finding that could pave…

Scientists from Johns Hopkins Medicine discovered that, unlike fruit flies, mosquito odor sensing neuron cells shut down when induced to create odor-related proteins or receptors,…

In the face of climate change, a series of studies on endangered species that live on the Vietnam-China border highlight the growing necessity of transboundary…

Scientists have long puzzled over how cells interact with one another, but Rutgers researchers have cracked the code using a tiny roundworm. The research, published…

Over the decades, radio telescope observations of the cosmos have uncovered several anomalies. The cosmos is full of strange things, from pulsars to fast-radio bursts.…

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Agritech Company established in Kenya By the end of 2022, Apollo Agriculture, which assists farmers in obtaining high-quality agricultural supplies, finance, and markets, wants to…

Thoma Bravo, a private equity group, said last night that it has agreed to buy Anaplan for $10.7 billion. The shares of the financial planning…

The Ministry of Finance announced Monday that India’s new taxation law for virtual digital assets will not allow individuals to credit losses on one asset…

In the year 2000, a levitating frog won an Ig Nobel prize in recognition of a team of scientists led by Dr. Andre Geim who…

The underlying ideas of “deep learning,” which evolved in the 1950s, are required for self-driving automobiles and other AI-based applications. This necessitates the development of…

A new experiment aims to establish the existence of a fifth state of matter. Dr. Melvin Vopson of the University of Portsmouth claims that information…