Biology
How Fungi Produce Potent Toxins Capable of Contaminating Food
Mycotoxins are toxic fungal products produced by fungi that grow in human and animal foods. Mycotoxins can contaminate a wide range of food and beverage…
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Environment
Data on Air Quality in Real-time can really Save Lives
Individual monitoring locations or networks of connected sensors can be used by cities to assess pollution concentrations. Cities can use recent advances in air pollution…
Biology
Evidence for a Novel Genetic Recombination Theory
Genetic recombination is the exchange of genetic material between organisms that results in the production of offspring with traits that differ from those found in…
Astronomy
In the Galaxy NGC 4324, Young Star-forming Complexes have been Found
NGC 4324 is a lenticular galaxy located in the constellation Virgo about 85 million light-years away. On March 4, 1862, astronomer Heinrich d’Arrest discovered it.…
Astronomy
Planetary Exploration requires Balancing Risk and Reward
The twentieth century saw a significant shift in the way we learn about space. Until then, we studied other celestial bodies through telescopes. We have…
Economics
As Covid Spending Declines, the US Budget Deficit is Cut in Half But is Still Significantly Higher than it was Before the Outbreak
In fiscal year 2022, the US budget deficit was reduced by half, a record-breaking $1.4 trillion decrease brought on by the cessation of significant pandemic-related…
Technology
Hyundai, a Korean Automaker, is Investigating Child Labor in its American Supply Chain
Hyundai Motor Co., the largest automaker in Korea, is looking into allegations of child labor at its Alabama-based suppliers and plans to “sever ties” with…
Agriculture
Farmers in the Midwest of the US Struggle in a Persistent Drought
Months of drought have caused crop yields in the vast US Midwest, the country’s vital “breadbasket,” to plummet, with some fields too damaged to harvest.…
Astronomy
Why is NASA Attempting a Crash Landing on Mars?
NASA has successfully landed nine times on Mars, relying on cutting-edge parachutes, massive airbags, and jetpacks to safely land spacecraft. Engineers are currently testing whether…
Astronomy
Auroras Blew a 250-mile-wide Swath through the Earth’s Ozone Layer
If you happen to be near the North or South Poles, you might be in for a treat. Beautiful light shows in the sky occur…
Sports
According to Experts, the Paralympics Might Open the Door for a “More Inclusive” Post-Pandemic Rehabilitation
The Tokyo Paralympics this summer offer an opportunity for businesses to hire a hugely underrepresented group of workers and support the global coronavirus recovery, according…
Technology
Keeping Wireless Charging Highways Affordable for Electricity
The new electric roads will allow you to charge your electric vehicle while driving or even standing still, which will benefit both businesses and the…
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