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Researchers analyzing Hurricane Irma data found newer homes were 22% less likely to suffer wind damage than those built before stronger codes took effect.
The time-gating technique uses inexpensive silicon detectors and converts near-infrared light to visible light in about one picosecond.
The engineered vesicles, made from red blood cell lipids, successfully evaded immune cells and targeted cancer cells in mouse trials.
The share of kindergartners with nonmedical exemptions jumped from 3.2 percent to 4 percent in a single school year.
Device-level identifiers, scroll speed, and Wi-Fi connections are among the signals apps collect to build detailed advertising profiles.
Florida International University researchers tracked more than 9,000 urban trees over two years and found canopy size matters more than tree count.
Astronomers found the jet of blazar PKS 2233-148 was suddenly displaced from its expected path, pointing to an unseen mass of dark matter.
The company confirmed its withdrawal from Western markets in July 2026 and plans to replace its signature OxygenOS software with Oppo's ColorOS for future updates.
The new Theft Protection suite can lock a phone automatically if it detects sudden movement or a disconnected mobile connection.
A Rutgers-led study of 232 Mississippi National Guard members found a 15-minute conversation shifted attitudes significantly among those most resistant to out-of-home storage.
Scientists are using the Orion Kleinmann-Low nebula, 1,300 light-years away, as a laboratory to trace the chemical origins of life's building blocks.
Cybersecurity experts warn that artificial intelligence now allows scammers to mass-produce targeted messages that bypass standard spam filters.
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