In the shadowy world of viral infections, a new discovery is shedding light on how a specific gene, ORF75, plays a pivotal role in Kaposi sarcoma (KS), a type of cancer often seen in individuals with compromised immune systems. This research, publish
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In the relentless pursuit of sustainable energy solutions, a groundbreaking study from the Iran University of Science and Technology offers a promising avenue for carbon capture technology. Led by Rezvaneh Eshraghi, a researcher at the School of Chem
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In the quest for sustainable and efficient energy, scientists are delving into the intricate world of plasma physics to unlock new potentials for fusion energy. Recent research published by G. Lo-Cascio, affiliated with the IJL, UMR 7198 CNRS, Univer
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In the bustling world of cellular biology, a new player has emerged, challenging our understanding of how cells communicate and adapt. This isn’t a blockbuster movie plot, but a groundbreaking study led by Erick Miranda-Laferte from the Institute of
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In the heart of Beijing, researchers at the University of Science and Technology Beijing are charting a course for one of China’s most critical industries: steel. Led by Zhifeng Cui from the School of Metallurgy and Ecological Engineering, a groundbr
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In the bustling world of construction materials, a tiny yet powerful player is making waves: carbon quantum dots (CQDs). These minuscule carbon-based nanoparticles, barely a few nanometers in size, are proving to be a game-changer in enhancing the pe
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In the heart of Canada, researchers are unraveling the secrets of peatlands, those vast, waterlogged landscapes that play a crucial role in our planet’s carbon cycle. A recent study led by Hongxing He from McGill University’s Department of Geography
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In the lush, dappled light of a forest understory, a humble fig tree is making a name for itself, not just as a shade-loving plant, but as a potential powerhouse in the under-forest economy. Ficus formosana Maxim., a species native to Taiwan, is prov
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In the ever-evolving landscape of energy infrastructure, the specter of cyberattacks looms large, threatening the stability and security of power grids worldwide. A groundbreaking study published by Abdallah Alalem Albustami, a researcher at Vanderbi
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In the sprawling landscape of high-voltage direct current (HVDC) power grids, an often-overlooked factor is the ground return currents (GRCs) that flow through the earth. These currents, induced by monopole power grids, can reveal crucial insights in
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