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ASTANA, Sept 25 (Bernama-Qazinform) -- Earth is slowly changing its shape, with the planet becoming less flattened at the poles while its gravity field is becoming more flattened at the equator, according to a new study based on global satellite positioning data, Qazinform News Agency reported.
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Chimeras, or animals with human cells and tissues, are not new, and researchers have long used them to gain insights into diseases and even as a potential source of transplantable organs.
Dr Maria Alhajji is involved in teaching, research, student supervision, and contributing to departmental education and outreach initiatives.
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AN agricultural economist and educationist, Professor Saa Dittoh, has warned against the subtle acceptance of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) within the country’s agricultural eco-system.
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) astronaut Makoto Suwa will embark on a long-term stay at the International Space Station (ISS) as early as March next year, Education, Culture, Sports…
A study by Colorado State University reveals that saffron flourishes under semi-shaded solar panels, yielding better results than those without shade.
