Recent research led by Rut Novalia Rahmawati Sianipar from the Department of Chemistry at IPB University in Bogor, West Java, has highlighted the potential of Indonesian medicinal plants in treating osteoporosis through phytoestrogens. Published in ‘
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Recent research by V. V. Voinikov from Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University sheds light on the evolution of enhanced cooperation within European Union (EU) law, a concept that holds significant implications for va
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A recent article published in the “Moscow Journal of International Law” by K. B. Valiullina from Kazan (Volga region) Federal University sheds light on the pressing need for international cooperation in environmental safety. The study emphasizes that
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Recent advancements in the use of human monoclonal antibodies for diagnosing diseases have been highlighted in a study published in ‘Biotechnologia Acta’ (translated as Biotechnology Act). Led by V.A. Akhmedova from the National Technical University
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In recent research published in the journal “Perspectives of Law and Public Administration,” Adriana Motatu from the Faculty of Law at Bucharest University of Economic Studies addresses the evolution of regulatory frameworks aimed at combating fraud
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A recent study led by Hanwoong Kim from the Joint Global Change Research Institute at the University of Maryland and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has provided critical insights into how China can leverage direct air capture and storage (DACC
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In a recent article published in the German Law Journal, Eun Sol Sara Lee, a legal scholar from Washington and Lee University, explores the complexities of tactical litigation within the European Union’s legal framework. The focus of her research is
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Recent research led by Kirsten K. Coe from the Department of Biology at Middlebury College has introduced a new technique to assess the carbon balance in poikilohydric plants, such as mosses. Published in the journal “Applications in Plant Sciences,”
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In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, understanding consumer behavior has become a cornerstone for businesses aiming to thrive amidst fierce competition. A recent study by Луо Хао from Sumy National Agrarian Univers
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Recent research led by C. Slaby from the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics has advanced our understanding of Alfvén eigenmodes, which are critical in fusion energy systems. Published in the journal “Nuclear Fusion,” this study introduces a new
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