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The research, published in Nature Communications, used fluorescent sensors to track protein movement through molecular machines for the first time.
A new study found that forests on nutrient-poor serpentine soils rebounded more quickly than the island's lush rainforests.
A new study in Science Advances found prehistoric hunter-gatherers avoided malaria hotspots long before farming began.
The condition, called ischemic optic neuropathy, occurred in less than 1% of patients who reported side effects from the drug.
The Orion capsule, nicknamed Integrity, was trucked from San Diego to Cape Canaveral following its April 10 splashdown in the Pacific.
The GAME system uses ensemble averaging across multiple genetic algorithms to sharpen calculations of how fast the universe is evolving.
Researchers at the University of Hong Kong achieved a 6.8% elastic deformation in GaN without altering its chemical composition.
Fishermen hauled in the brown-and-orange specimen on April 16, and it will go on public display once the aquarium completes construction.
A University of Cambridge-led study found that net carbon emissions from degradation between 2001 and 2018 were comparable to or higher than those from outright clearing.
Researchers analyzed predator-prey relationships at 389 sites across three continents to trace the lasting damage of prehistoric extinctions.
Five hanging bridges were built in North Sumatra's Pakpak Bharat district in 2024 after road expansion split a population of roughly 350 orangutans.
Argo floats revealed how decades of trapped ocean heat was violently released by shifting winds starting in 2016.
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