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Typhoon Noru (locally known as Typhoon Karding) unleashed heavy rains in the Philippines, causing evacuations and suspension of classes and government offices. According to CNN News, the Typhoon intensified from Saturday to Sunday, reaching the Philippines with 240 kilometers per hour maximum sustained winds. The Philippines is vulnerable to storms and with an archipelago of
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Early-career researchers in marine science face grim conditions in their field.Credit: Getty Unpaid labour, mental-health disorders, discrimination and abuse are rampant concerns in marine science, according to a survey of students and early-career researchers in the field1. Of the 492 respondents to the survey, conducted globally between 1 April and 5 May 2020, nearly three-quarters
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Scientists have discovered that a significant portion of fish, 75%, intended for human consumption may contain microplastics. One expert stated that whether or not one chooses to consume fish is a “personal choice.” Until now, seafood has generally been regarded as a healthy choice but the study raises the question of whether this still holds.
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A new Japanese research effort will work on vaccines for infectious diseases, including coronaviruses, monkeypox and dengue virus.Credit: Eugene Hoshiko/AP/Shutterstock After recognizing that Japan was slow to develop vaccines for COVID-19, the government has pledged to invest US$2 billion in a vaccine-research initiative to ensure that the country is ready to respond promptly to future
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A post-manufacturing heat treatment confers unprecedented strength on 3D-printed bars of a commercial titanium alloy, which could lead to better techniques for creating titanium parts1. Access options Subscribe to Journal Get full journal access for 1 year 199,00 € only 3,90 € per issue Tax calculation will be finalised during checkout. Buy article Get time
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Studies in mice suggest why some people with a rare genetic condition called Williams-Beuren syndrome have heightened musical and verbal abilities1. Access options Subscribe to Journal Get full journal access for 1 year 199,00 € only 3,90 € per issue Tax calculation will be finalised during checkout. Buy article Get time limited or full article
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Nearly 230 pilot whales were stranded on Tasmania’s coast Wednesday, prompting marine conservationists to rescue the whales immediately. In a report, Sydney Morning Herald said that the mass stranding of pilot whales happened on Ocean Beach near Macquarie Harbour, south of Strahan. The news report added that half of the pod could be alive. Immediately, the
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Sometimes, the proof is in the poo. By analysing fossilized dung, palaeontologists have uncovered an entire ecosystem of extinct creatures that lived about 360 million years ago, some of which left no known fossils of their bodies1. Access options Subscribe to Journal Get full journal access for 1 year 199,00 € only 3,90 € per
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Demis Hassabis (left) and John Jumper (right) from DeepMind developed AlphaFold, an AI that can predict the structure of proteins.Credit: Breakthrough Prize The researchers behind the AlphaFold artificial-intelligence (AI) system have won one of this year’s US$3-million Breakthrough prizes — the most lucrative awards in science. Demis Hassabis and John Jumper, both at DeepMind in
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[embedded content] Researchers have mounted 3D printers onto drones with the aim of creating swarms of robots that could 3D print entire buildings. The aerial vehicles were specially designed to be able to deposit a cement-like material with enough precision to build tall structures. Groups of them together could do the job even faster. The
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One cubic millimetre doesn’t sound like much. But in the human brain, that volume of tissue contains some 50,000 neural ‘wires’ connected by 134 million synapses. Jeff Lichtman wanted to trace them all. To generate the raw data, he used a protocol known as serial thin-section electron microscopy, imaging thousands of slivers of tissue over
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Federal wildlife biologists are preparing to take their first steps to eradicate invasive fish species that have entered the lower Colorado River ecosystem as a result of record-low Lake Powell water levels. This weekend, the National Park Service says it will carry out another round of rotenone treatment. Rotenone, a compound present in the roots
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Researchers across all disciplines worldwide could soon be assessed under a new agreement that drops impact factors and other standard metrics.Credit: Getty Universities, scientific academies, funding institutions and other organizations around the world will have the option to sign a document that would oblige signatories to change how they assess researchers for jobs, promotions and
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Artificial living cells with several biological functions were successfully created from bacteria, according to a new study led by researchers from the United Kingdom, France, and China. The new research claimed that the creation of the living material from bacteriogenic protocells is possible, which was once a theory in the past. The researchers considered their
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A sunglint has turned the waters off the Greek islands into a silver mirror, which was based on a photograph captured by an astronaut at the International Space Stations (ISS). The image reportedly shows the Sun’s light reflecting from the waters surrounding Greece with oceanographic effects only visible when a person is viewing from outer
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Applying for a grant takes time and effort, but there are ways to make your application stand out from others.Credit: Getty Writing a research proposal is a time-consuming but priceless opportunity to develop research ideas, build critical-thinking skills and develop communications strategies — not to mention obtaining funding. As research-development strategists, we coach both clinical
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