19th-Century Climate Warnings in Art
An exhibition explores how 19th-century art, science, and literature documented the environmental consequences of the Industrial Revolution, revealing early awareness of climate change and pollution.
19th-Century Climate Warnings in Art
An exhibition explores how 19th-century art, science, and literature documented the environmental consequences of the Industrial Revolution, revealing early awareness of climate change and pollution.
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Cop29 Climate Summit: Challenges and Hopes
Analysis of the challenges and potential outcomes of the Cop29 climate summit, amid rising global temperatures, extreme weather events, and political uncertainty.
Cop29 Climate Summit: Challenges and Hopes
Analysis of the challenges and potential outcomes of the Cop29 climate summit, amid rising global temperatures, extreme weather events, and political uncertainty.
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Embryo Selection: Ethical Concerns and Global Trends
A US startup offers embryo selection based on various traits, sparking ethical debates and raising concerns about the use of genetic data. The practice is spreading due to technological advancements and the increasing use of IVF.
Embryo Selection: Ethical Concerns and Global Trends
A US startup offers embryo selection based on various traits, sparking ethical debates and raising concerns about the use of genetic data. The practice is spreading due to technological advancements and the increasing use of IVF.
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Folk Psychology vs. Cognitive Science in a Tech-Driven World
Professor Paolo Legrenzi discusses the limitations of folk psychology in navigating the complexities of a technologically advanced world, contrasting it with cognitive science and exploring human apprehension of artificial intelligence.
Folk Psychology vs. Cognitive Science in a Tech-Driven World
Professor Paolo Legrenzi discusses the limitations of folk psychology in navigating the complexities of a technologically advanced world, contrasting it with cognitive science and exploring human apprehension of artificial intelligence.
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Fluoride: Benefits, Risks, and Political Debate
The benefits and risks of fluoride, used in water fluoridation to prevent tooth decay, are debated, particularly concerning potential impacts on intelligence and the ongoing political polarization in the US.
Fluoride: Benefits, Risks, and Political Debate
The benefits and risks of fluoride, used in water fluoridation to prevent tooth decay, are debated, particularly concerning potential impacts on intelligence and the ongoing political polarization in the US.
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Natural Explanation for 'Miraculous Catch' in Sea of Galilee
Scientists offer a natural explanation for the biblical "miraculous catch" in the Sea of Galilee, involving a phenomenon called 'seicha' that pushes fish toward the shore.
Natural Explanation for 'Miraculous Catch' in Sea of Galilee
Scientists offer a natural explanation for the biblical "miraculous catch" in the Sea of Galilee, involving a phenomenon called 'seicha' that pushes fish toward the shore.
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Rapamycin and Lifespan Extension
Rapamycin, an immunosuppressant drug, shows promise in extending lifespan and improving healthspan but needs more research to confirm its effectiveness in humans.
Rapamycin and Lifespan Extension
Rapamycin, an immunosuppressant drug, shows promise in extending lifespan and improving healthspan but needs more research to confirm its effectiveness in humans.
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Chess, Cold War, and Scientific Advancements
The article explores the surprising connections between chess, Cold War politics, and modern scientific advancements, revealing how chess matches served as geopolitical battles and how knowledge gained from the game has revolutionized fields like medicine.
Chess, Cold War, and Scientific Advancements
The article explores the surprising connections between chess, Cold War politics, and modern scientific advancements, revealing how chess matches served as geopolitical battles and how knowledge gained from the game has revolutionized fields like medicine.
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Lombardia è Ricerca Awards Celebrate Student Innovation
High school students showcase innovative projects at the "Lombardia è ricerca" awards, addressing issues such as antibiotic resistance, solar energy efficiency, and air quality monitoring.
Lombardia è Ricerca Awards Celebrate Student Innovation
High school students showcase innovative projects at the "Lombardia è ricerca" awards, addressing issues such as antibiotic resistance, solar energy efficiency, and air quality monitoring.
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PFAS, Gut Microbiome, and Kidney Damage in Young Adults
A new study reveals the link between PFAS exposure, gut microbiome disruption, and kidney damage in young adults. Researchers found higher PFAS exposure correlated with reduced kidney function, potentially through the gut microbiome.
PFAS, Gut Microbiome, and Kidney Damage in Young Adults
A new study reveals the link between PFAS exposure, gut microbiome disruption, and kidney damage in young adults. Researchers found higher PFAS exposure correlated with reduced kidney function, potentially through the gut microbiome.
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World's Smallest QR Code Created
German students create world's smallest QR code, smaller than a red blood cell, using electron beam lithography.
World's Smallest QR Code Created
German students create world's smallest QR code, smaller than a red blood cell, using electron beam lithography.
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2024: Hottest Year on Record
2024 is on track to be the hottest year on record, exceeding 1.5C above pre-industrial levels, highlighting the urgency of climate action.
2024: Hottest Year on Record
2024 is on track to be the hottest year on record, exceeding 1.5C above pre-industrial levels, highlighting the urgency of climate action.
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