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01Feb

A study Confirms that ADHD Affects Overall Brain Connectivity

Assessing connectivity across the entire brain could help identify likely ADHD developmentDepositphotos Analyzing neuroimaging data from almost 12,000 participants, researchers have verified the necessity of adopting a comprehensive approach encompassing the entire brain for the diagnosis, research, and treatment of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Earlier research has concentrated on specific brain regions or networks. However, scientists...

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29Jan

How Waves and Mixing Impact Coastal Upwelling Systems

Credit: Pixaobay Coastal upwelling regions along the eastern boundaries of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans are recognized as highly productive and biodiverse areas in the world's oceans. The movement of near-surface water away from the coast, driven by equatorward winds, leads to the upwelling of cold, nutrient-rich water from the depths. This process stimulates the...

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29Jan

The Moon Lander from Japan Experiences a Revival

SLIM's January 20 touchdown made Japan only the fifth nation to achieve a "soft landing" on the Moon after the United States, the Soviet Union, China and India. On Monday, the Japanese space agency announced that the moon lander has been revived, allowing it to continue its mission of exploring the lunar surface despite encountering...

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29Jan

NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter Won’t Fly Again

Ingenuity as seen from the Perseverance roverNASA/JPL-Caltech NASA has officially concluded its Ingenuity Mars helicopter mission, originally planned for a month with five flights. Surpassing expectations, the mission endured for three years, completing 72 flights before being halted due to damaged rotors after its last flight. Ingenuity, part of NASA's Perseverance rover mission, made history...

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26Jan

The Camera Precisely Captures the Animal Perspective with 99% Accuracy

Now you see it: Like most animals, owl vision has evolved for survival and they perceive the world around them very differently to how humans do. Credit: Pixaobay It's simple to overlook that the majority of animals perceive the world differently from humans. In reality, due to their ability to see infrared and ultraviolet light,...

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25Jan

University of Amsterdam Chemists Develop AI-Driven Autonomous Chemical Synthesis Robot

The University of Amsterdam introduces RoboChem, an autonomous benchtop platform designed for rapid, precise, and continuous chemical synthesis. Credit: University of Amsterdam Chemists at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) have introduced an innovative autonomous chemical synthesis robot called "RoboChem," which is equipped with an integrated AI-driven machine learning unit. Representing a breakthrough in the...

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24Jan

Bad Actor AI Expected to Daily Threaten Democracies by Mid-2024

A study is predicting that malicious AI activity will be daily by mid-2024Depositphotos A recent study forecasts that the deliberate use of AI by 'bad actors' to propagate online harm, particularly through disinformation, will occur on a daily basis by mid-2024. The results raise concerns, especially with over 50 countries, including the US, scheduled to...

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24Jan

Anti-aging Breakthrough may Boost Middle-Aged Women’s Fertility

Scientists in China have discovered a mechanism that reduces female fertility in middle age – and potentially a way to reverse it. Credit: Pixaobay The decline in women's fertility typically begins in their mid-30s, posing challenges for conceiving in middle age. Scientists have discovered a mechanism that accelerates ovarian aging and have, in mice at...

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23Jan

The Impact on Your Liver Upon Alcohol Cessation

Credit: Sechat According to Greek mythology, the titan Prometheus faced Zeus's wrath for bestowing fire upon humanity. Chained and tormented by an eagle devouring his liver daily, the myth raises questions about the liver's regenerative abilities. Delving into reality, this article examines the liver, its susceptibility to alcohol, and its capacity for self-repair. The Liver: Vital...

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19Jan

Japan to Achieve Historic Moon Landing, Becoming Fifth Nation Ever

Illustration of the Moon-landed SLIM probe. Credit: JAX Tomorrow marks a pivotal moment for the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) as it endeavors to achieve a groundbreaking feat in space exploration. The agency is set to launch its Smart Lander for Investigating Moon, or SLIM, on a mission to land on the Moon successfully. If...

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