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A forest can be many things to the communities that live in and around it. It can serve as farmland, a pharmacy, a food source or a cultural center.
The project aims to explore how the brain stores memories of sickness and how it uses these memories to make predictions about future challenges. 5m ERC grant to study how memory recalls illness
The odds are slipping that the “super” El Niño reshaping global weather patterns will be a record breaker, according to a new outlook from the leading US forecaster.
PicoQuant’s Emilio Gutierrez-Partida is our podcast guest The post Probing advanced materials with time-resolved photoluminescence microscopy appeared first on Physics World .
A barreleye’s peepers watch from inside its head The post Scientists Catch a Rare Glimpse of a Fish With a See-Through Head appeared first on Nautilus .
Learn more about the oldest human remains ever found in Antarctica and why it's still a mystery as to how the woman got there.
