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Researchers analyzed data from 2,264 people and found distinct hormonal differences tied to coffee consumption in men and women.
NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter captured images of the impact site near Einstein crater on the moon's northwestern limb.
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality has seen more than 100 grants worth over $250 million canceled while Congress-appropriated funds sit largely unspent.
Russian Arena-M active protection technology shot down some incoming drones during a July 22 assault in Donetsk, but Ukrainian forces still destroyed at least seven tanks by attacking with 15 to 20 drones per vehicle.
A new study from Bayes Business School found that the quality of a single line manager can affect worker stress more than whether the employee is a manager themselves.
A University of Southampton study proposes a mega-escarpment stretching across ten U.S. states formed when the supercontinent Rodinia broke apart 800 million years ago.
AirJoule Technologies is partnering with a Canadian innovation hub to test technology that harvests water from air, including waste heat from data centers.
Researchers discovered that squeaks and ultrasonic social calls in mice activate almost completely distinct sets of neurons in the brainstem.
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.
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