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Indian Nursery Uses Plant Grafting for Higher Crop Yields
Rajiv Bhasker, from Rupnagar, India, established North India's first grafting nursery using a technique that combines two plants' qualities, resulting in a threefold yield increase; his nursery produces over 1 million grafted plants annually, expanding to 40-50 million, generating a 24-25 lakh rupee...
Indian Nursery Uses Plant Grafting for Higher Crop Yields
Rajiv Bhasker, from Rupnagar, India, established North India's first grafting nursery using a technique that combines two plants' qualities, resulting in a threefold yield increase; his nursery produces over 1 million grafted plants annually, expanding to 40-50 million, generating a 24-25 lakh rupee...
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HSMSE: A Model for Cultivating STEM Talent and Future Leaders
HSMSE, a top-ranked NYC public high school, provides a model for STEM education, producing graduates prepared for diverse careers and embodying teamwork and resilience, addressing the national STEM talent gap.
HSMSE: A Model for Cultivating STEM Talent and Future Leaders
HSMSE, a top-ranked NYC public high school, provides a model for STEM education, producing graduates prepared for diverse careers and embodying teamwork and resilience, addressing the national STEM talent gap.
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Toxic Metals Found in UK Peatlands: Climate Change Threatens Release
Queen's University Belfast research reveals toxic heavy metals stored in UK peatlands, risking release into water sources due to wildfires and climate change; this necessitates large-scale peatland restoration to protect human and environmental health.
Toxic Metals Found in UK Peatlands: Climate Change Threatens Release
Queen's University Belfast research reveals toxic heavy metals stored in UK peatlands, risking release into water sources due to wildfires and climate change; this necessitates large-scale peatland restoration to protect human and environmental health.
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Mapping Radioactive Waste Dumped in the Northeast Atlantic
An international team is mapping over 1800 barrels of radioactive waste dumped in the Northeast Atlantic between the 1950s and 1980s by several European countries, investigating their current state and environmental impact while acknowledging the infeasibility of retrieval.
Mapping Radioactive Waste Dumped in the Northeast Atlantic
An international team is mapping over 1800 barrels of radioactive waste dumped in the Northeast Atlantic between the 1950s and 1980s by several European countries, investigating their current state and environmental impact while acknowledging the infeasibility of retrieval.
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Ancient Peruvian Trading Hub Unearthed, Challenging Isolation Theories
A 3,500-year-old city, Peñico, has been discovered in Peru's Barranca province, revealing a major trading hub connecting the Pacific coast, Andes, and Amazon between 1,800 and 1,500 BC, offering new insights into the interconnectedness of ancient American societies and their resilience to climate ch...
Ancient Peruvian Trading Hub Unearthed, Challenging Isolation Theories
A 3,500-year-old city, Peñico, has been discovered in Peru's Barranca province, revealing a major trading hub connecting the Pacific coast, Andes, and Amazon between 1,800 and 1,500 BC, offering new insights into the interconnectedness of ancient American societies and their resilience to climate ch...
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Convergent Cultural Evolution: Similarities Between Sanxingdui and Chavin Cultures
The Sanxingdui (China) and Chavin (Peru) cultures, separated by oceans and centuries, surprisingly share similar iconography, bronze/gold/copper artistry, and monumental centers, suggesting convergent cultural evolution; a Cusco exhibition further highlighted such parallels between the Shu Kingdom a...
Convergent Cultural Evolution: Similarities Between Sanxingdui and Chavin Cultures
The Sanxingdui (China) and Chavin (Peru) cultures, separated by oceans and centuries, surprisingly share similar iconography, bronze/gold/copper artistry, and monumental centers, suggesting convergent cultural evolution; a Cusco exhibition further highlighted such parallels between the Shu Kingdom a...
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Exercise Significantly Reduces Colon Cancer Recurrence and Mortality
A new study shows that structured exercise programs for colon cancer patients after treatment resulted in a 28% lower risk of cancer recurrence and a 37% lower risk of death compared to the control group, suggesting a significant improvement in survival outcomes.

Exercise Significantly Reduces Colon Cancer Recurrence and Mortality
A new study shows that structured exercise programs for colon cancer patients after treatment resulted in a 28% lower risk of cancer recurrence and a 37% lower risk of death compared to the control group, suggesting a significant improvement in survival outcomes.
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China Unveils Top 30 Scientific and Technological Challenges, Prioritizing AI
China's Association for Science and Technology (CAST) released a list of 30 top scientific, engineering, and technological challenges, prioritizing AI security via cryptography, AI-streamlined communication networks, and AI-driven stroke rehabilitation, reflecting a strategic focus on AI-driven solu...

China Unveils Top 30 Scientific and Technological Challenges, Prioritizing AI
China's Association for Science and Technology (CAST) released a list of 30 top scientific, engineering, and technological challenges, prioritizing AI security via cryptography, AI-streamlined communication networks, and AI-driven stroke rehabilitation, reflecting a strategic focus on AI-driven solu...
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Lewotobi Laki-Laki Volcano Erupts, Causing Flight Cancellations
Indonesia's Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano erupted on July 7th, 2025, spewing an 18,000-meter ash plume, causing airport closures in Flores and flight cancellations to Bali, while pyroclastic flows extended five kilometers, yet no immediate casualties were reported.

Lewotobi Laki-Laki Volcano Erupts, Causing Flight Cancellations
Indonesia's Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano erupted on July 7th, 2025, spewing an 18,000-meter ash plume, causing airport closures in Flores and flight cancellations to Bali, while pyroclastic flows extended five kilometers, yet no immediate casualties were reported.
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Convergent Cultural Evolution: Sanxingdui, Chavin, and the Power of Parallels
The Sanxingdui and Chavin cultures, separated by oceans and centuries, surprisingly share similar iconography, bronze/gold/copper artistry, and monumental centers, suggesting convergent cultural evolution; a Cusco exhibition further highlighted these parallels, and future AI analysis can enhance our...

Convergent Cultural Evolution: Sanxingdui, Chavin, and the Power of Parallels
The Sanxingdui and Chavin cultures, separated by oceans and centuries, surprisingly share similar iconography, bronze/gold/copper artistry, and monumental centers, suggesting convergent cultural evolution; a Cusco exhibition further highlighted these parallels, and future AI analysis can enhance our...
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China's Crested Ibis Population Shows Signs of Recovery
China's crested ibis conservation efforts have yielded positive results: four chicks hatched in Jiangxi province, marking the first artificial breeding there, while a reintroduced bird in Shandong flew 260 kilometers, exceeding previous expectations and boosting hopes for eastern China population re...

China's Crested Ibis Population Shows Signs of Recovery
China's crested ibis conservation efforts have yielded positive results: four chicks hatched in Jiangxi province, marking the first artificial breeding there, while a reintroduced bird in Shandong flew 260 kilometers, exceeding previous expectations and boosting hopes for eastern China population re...
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Leipzig Scientists Use Metabolic Chambers to Research Metabolic Diseases
Scientists at the Helmholtz Institute for Metabolism, Obesity, and Vascular Research (HI-MAG) in Leipzig use newly acquired metabolic chambers to study the link between diseased fat tissue and diseases like diabetes. A new study involves participants spending five 24-hour periods in the chambers, un...

Leipzig Scientists Use Metabolic Chambers to Research Metabolic Diseases
Scientists at the Helmholtz Institute for Metabolism, Obesity, and Vascular Research (HI-MAG) in Leipzig use newly acquired metabolic chambers to study the link between diseased fat tissue and diseases like diabetes. A new study involves participants spending five 24-hour periods in the chambers, un...
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