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Researchers in the North say they’re noticing more and more Indigenous women doing field research — and that it’s inspiring a new generation of female scholars.
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A meteor crater buried beneath Oklahoma has turned out to be nearly 100 million years younger than scientists thought. Zircon crystals show the Ames impact occurred about 370 million years ago…
A team of biologists, veterinarians, and park rangers have been searching the area for the dead calves from shore and with boats, planes, and drones
UAE unveils an asteroid probe ready for flight in under two years, ahead of a planned 2028 launch to explore seven asteroids on a 5bn km space mission
In neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's disease, progressive neuronal damage is associated with the accumulation of abnormal tau filaments in the brain. The core of these filaments forms a highly ordered structure, while molecules such as ubiquitin are attached to tau around the core as post-translational modifications.
New research suggests that young women who received objectifying messages from their families growing up are more likely to view themselves as objects, a mindset linked to difficulties communicating sexual desires and experiencing orgasm.
Psychologist Irina Krashkina says fast music can temporarily raise blood pressure, while calm pieces help relaxation and may lower heart rate.
