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Death of Prominent Greek Archaeologist Georgios Korres
Georgios Korres, a renowned Greek archaeologist known for his extensive work in Messenia, passed away at age 85; his research encompassed excavation and the history of archaeology itself.
Death of Prominent Greek Archaeologist Georgios Korres
Georgios Korres, a renowned Greek archaeologist known for his extensive work in Messenia, passed away at age 85; his research encompassed excavation and the history of archaeology itself.
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24% Bias Score
Landscape Architect Advocates for Wild Gardens, Prioritizing Nature's Self-Sufficiency
Milanese landscape architect Antonio Perazzi champions wild gardens, contrasting human-centric landscaping with nature's self-sufficiency; he showcases his methods in projects like the Manifattura Tabacchi in Florence and a Sicilian garden near Torre di Manfria, prioritizing observation over interve...
Landscape Architect Advocates for Wild Gardens, Prioritizing Nature's Self-Sufficiency
Milanese landscape architect Antonio Perazzi champions wild gardens, contrasting human-centric landscaping with nature's self-sufficiency; he showcases his methods in projects like the Manifattura Tabacchi in Florence and a Sicilian garden near Torre di Manfria, prioritizing observation over interve...
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52% Bias Score
Sucralose Increases Appetite, Study Finds
A new study finds that the artificial sweetener sucralose increases appetite by nearly 20% compared to sugar or water, activating the brain's hunger regulation area and potentially hindering weight loss efforts, contradicting some manufacturers' claims.
Sucralose Increases Appetite, Study Finds
A new study finds that the artificial sweetener sucralose increases appetite by nearly 20% compared to sugar or water, activating the brain's hunger regulation area and potentially hindering weight loss efforts, contradicting some manufacturers' claims.
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40% Bias Score
Microdischarges in Early Earth's Atmosphere May Have Synthesized Amino Acids
A new study published in Science Advances suggests that microdischarges between charged water droplets in early Earth's atmosphere could have synthesized amino acids, fundamental building blocks of life, offering a more continuous energy source than previously considered lightning strikes.
Microdischarges in Early Earth's Atmosphere May Have Synthesized Amino Acids
A new study published in Science Advances suggests that microdischarges between charged water droplets in early Earth's atmosphere could have synthesized amino acids, fundamental building blocks of life, offering a more continuous energy source than previously considered lightning strikes.
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12% Bias Score
Absence of Geomagnetic Field Poses Significant Risks to Long-Duration Space Missions
Experiments with fish embryos and rats demonstrate that the absence of Earth's magnetic field leads to developmental defects, behavioral changes, and reduced survival rates, highlighting significant health risks for astronauts in long-duration space missions, such as those planned to Mars.
Absence of Geomagnetic Field Poses Significant Risks to Long-Duration Space Missions
Experiments with fish embryos and rats demonstrate that the absence of Earth's magnetic field leads to developmental defects, behavioral changes, and reduced survival rates, highlighting significant health risks for astronauts in long-duration space missions, such as those planned to Mars.
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36% Bias Score
Isar Aerospace's Rocket Test Launch: A Controlled Crash, Yet a Success
Isar Aerospace's first Spectrum rocket test launch in Norway ended in a controlled crash after 30 seconds, yet the company considers it a success due to gathered data; this privately funded launch aims to improve Europe's space independence.
Isar Aerospace's Rocket Test Launch: A Controlled Crash, Yet a Success
Isar Aerospace's first Spectrum rocket test launch in Norway ended in a controlled crash after 30 seconds, yet the company considers it a success due to gathered data; this privately funded launch aims to improve Europe's space independence.
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44% Bias Score
Astronauts' 9.5-Month Space Station Stay Due to Spacecraft Issues
Astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore's planned 8-10 day mission to the International Space Station unexpectedly extended to 286 days due to Starliner spacecraft issues, leading to their eventual return on March 18th, 2025, off the coast of Florida.
Astronauts' 9.5-Month Space Station Stay Due to Spacecraft Issues
Astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore's planned 8-10 day mission to the International Space Station unexpectedly extended to 286 days due to Starliner spacecraft issues, leading to their eventual return on March 18th, 2025, off the coast of Florida.
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44% Bias Score
ATTD 2025: Diabetes Technology Advancements and Access Concerns
The ATTD 2025 conference in Amsterdam (March 19-22) showcased advancements in diabetes treatments and technology, including stem-cell based beta-cell replacement therapies and GLP-1/harmine combinations for beta-cell regeneration, alongside concerns about unequal access to these technologies and the...
ATTD 2025: Diabetes Technology Advancements and Access Concerns
The ATTD 2025 conference in Amsterdam (March 19-22) showcased advancements in diabetes treatments and technology, including stem-cell based beta-cell replacement therapies and GLP-1/harmine combinations for beta-cell regeneration, alongside concerns about unequal access to these technologies and the...
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Sexism and Bias in Dutch Academia: Two PhD Candidates Detail Experiences
Two female PhD candidates describe experiences of sexism and bias in Dutch universities, highlighting discouragement, sexist remarks, devaluation of applied research, and questioning the originality of their work based on gender stereotypes.
Sexism and Bias in Dutch Academia: Two PhD Candidates Detail Experiences
Two female PhD candidates describe experiences of sexism and bias in Dutch universities, highlighting discouragement, sexist remarks, devaluation of applied research, and questioning the originality of their work based on gender stereotypes.
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64% Bias Score
Germany Sends First Woman into Space on Private Polar Mission
On April 1st, German electrical engineer Rabea Rogge will become Germany's first female astronaut, launching from Cape Canaveral on a privately funded SpaceX mission to conduct over 20 experiments during a unique polar orbit lasting three to five days.
Germany Sends First Woman into Space on Private Polar Mission
On April 1st, German electrical engineer Rabea Rogge will become Germany's first female astronaut, launching from Cape Canaveral on a privately funded SpaceX mission to conduct over 20 experiments during a unique polar orbit lasting three to five days.
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56% Bias Score
The Boring Billion: A Period of Evolutionary Stasis and Crucial Advancements
Between 1.8 and 0.8 billion years ago, Earth experienced the 'boring billion,' a period of evolutionary stasis characterized by low oxygen levels and slow tectonic movement; however, this period witnessed crucial developments such as the emergence of eukaryotic cells and sexual reproduction, laying ...
The Boring Billion: A Period of Evolutionary Stasis and Crucial Advancements
Between 1.8 and 0.8 billion years ago, Earth experienced the 'boring billion,' a period of evolutionary stasis characterized by low oxygen levels and slow tectonic movement; however, this period witnessed crucial developments such as the emergence of eukaryotic cells and sexual reproduction, laying ...
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12% Bias Score
Yale Endowment's 13% Annualized Return: Diversification and Alternative Assets
David Swensen's investment strategy, detailed in "The Ivy Portfolio," enabled Yale University's endowment to achieve a 13% annualized return by diversifying into alternative assets like private equity and hedge funds, exceeding traditional benchmarks and minimizing volatility; however, individual in...
Yale Endowment's 13% Annualized Return: Diversification and Alternative Assets
David Swensen's investment strategy, detailed in "The Ivy Portfolio," enabled Yale University's endowment to achieve a 13% annualized return by diversifying into alternative assets like private equity and hedge funds, exceeding traditional benchmarks and minimizing volatility; however, individual in...
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48% Bias Score
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