Showing 1,981 to 1,992 of 6,579 results
Retrospective Showcases Herman de Vries' Nature-Integrated Art
The Rijksmuseum Twenthe presents a major retrospective of Herman de Vries' work, showcasing his unique integration of art, science, and ecology, highlighting his decades-long exploration of nature as both subject and medium.
Retrospective Showcases Herman de Vries' Nature-Integrated Art
The Rijksmuseum Twenthe presents a major retrospective of Herman de Vries' work, showcasing his unique integration of art, science, and ecology, highlighting his decades-long exploration of nature as both subject and medium.
Progress
32% Bias Score
Roman Road Map Predates Michelin's Guide by Two Millennia
The Tabula Peutingeriana, a 4th-century Roman map, predates Michelin's Red Guide by nearly 2000 years, depicting an extensive road network with service stations (mansiones), mile markers (milaria), and detailed travel routes across the Roman Empire.
Roman Road Map Predates Michelin's Guide by Two Millennia
The Tabula Peutingeriana, a 4th-century Roman map, predates Michelin's Red Guide by nearly 2000 years, depicting an extensive road network with service stations (mansiones), mile markers (milaria), and detailed travel routes across the Roman Empire.
Progress
32% Bias Score
Biodiversity Crisis: 73% Decline in Vertebrate Populations Highlights Urgent Need for Action
A 73% decline in global vertebrate populations over 50 years, coupled with a lack of taxonomic expertise and public disconnect from nature, is hindering effective biodiversity conservation efforts, requiring increased investment in science, education, and active nature management.
Biodiversity Crisis: 73% Decline in Vertebrate Populations Highlights Urgent Need for Action
A 73% decline in global vertebrate populations over 50 years, coupled with a lack of taxonomic expertise and public disconnect from nature, is hindering effective biodiversity conservation efforts, requiring increased investment in science, education, and active nature management.
Progress
40% Bias Score
UK Cancer Survival Doubles Since 1970s, But Remains Leading Killer
A report reveals that UK cancer survival has doubled since the 1970s, with half of those diagnosed surviving 10+ years, but cancer remains the UK's biggest killer, with over 460 daily deaths, and early diagnosis rates have stagnated for a decade.
UK Cancer Survival Doubles Since 1970s, But Remains Leading Killer
A report reveals that UK cancer survival has doubled since the 1970s, with half of those diagnosed surviving 10+ years, but cancer remains the UK's biggest killer, with over 460 daily deaths, and early diagnosis rates have stagnated for a decade.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Guangdong's Agarwood Revolution: A Sustainable Economic and Ecological Success
Chen Qinmao's agarwood nursery in Huidong, Guangdong, produces 300,000 saplings annually, driving a sustainable agricultural transformation that has tripled some farmers' income, restored biodiversity, and created a thriving local industry.
Guangdong's Agarwood Revolution: A Sustainable Economic and Ecological Success
Chen Qinmao's agarwood nursery in Huidong, Guangdong, produces 300,000 saplings annually, driving a sustainable agricultural transformation that has tripled some farmers' income, restored biodiversity, and created a thriving local industry.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Gut Microbiota: A Key Factor in Cancer Treatment Efficacy
Research shows the gut microbiota significantly impacts cancer treatment efficacy; balanced microbiota enhances immunotherapy and chemotherapy responses, while dysbiosis may cause resistance and promote tumor development; manipulating the microbiota through probiotics, prebiotics, or fecal transplan...
Gut Microbiota: A Key Factor in Cancer Treatment Efficacy
Research shows the gut microbiota significantly impacts cancer treatment efficacy; balanced microbiota enhances immunotherapy and chemotherapy responses, while dysbiosis may cause resistance and promote tumor development; manipulating the microbiota through probiotics, prebiotics, or fecal transplan...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Sweden's 17th-Century Copper Standard: Economic Innovation and Monetary Independence
Faced with a shortage of gold and silver in the 17th century, Sweden under King Gustav II Adolf introduced copper as a third monetary standard in 1624, using its abundant supply from the Falun mine to stimulate the economy, reduce dependence on foreign trade, and create independent monetary policy, ...
Sweden's 17th-Century Copper Standard: Economic Innovation and Monetary Independence
Faced with a shortage of gold and silver in the 17th century, Sweden under King Gustav II Adolf introduced copper as a third monetary standard in 1624, using its abundant supply from the Falun mine to stimulate the economy, reduce dependence on foreign trade, and create independent monetary policy, ...
Progress
8% Bias Score
Record Corncrake Count on Rathlin Island Marks Conservation Success
A record-breaking six male corncrakes were counted on Rathlin Island this breeding season, marking a major step in protecting the species and largely attributed to an RSPB NI volunteer-led habitat restoration project that began in 2010.
Record Corncrake Count on Rathlin Island Marks Conservation Success
A record-breaking six male corncrakes were counted on Rathlin Island this breeding season, marking a major step in protecting the species and largely attributed to an RSPB NI volunteer-led habitat restoration project that began in 2010.
Progress
12% Bias Score
In-Utero Gene Therapy Shows Promise in Preventing Inherited Diseases
New research demonstrates successful in-utero gene therapy in animal models preventing spinal muscular atrophy, with early human trials showing promise and raising ethical questions about germline modification.
In-Utero Gene Therapy Shows Promise in Preventing Inherited Diseases
New research demonstrates successful in-utero gene therapy in animal models preventing spinal muscular atrophy, with early human trials showing promise and raising ethical questions about germline modification.
Progress
52% Bias Score
LLMs Outperform Humans in Emotional Intelligence Tests
A study by UNIGE, UniBE, and the Czech Academy of Sciences found six LLMs outperformed humans in five emotional intelligence tests, achieving an average score of 81% versus 56%, with ChatGPT-4 even creating new reliable tests for the research.
LLMs Outperform Humans in Emotional Intelligence Tests
A study by UNIGE, UniBE, and the Czech Academy of Sciences found six LLMs outperformed humans in five emotional intelligence tests, achieving an average score of 81% versus 56%, with ChatGPT-4 even creating new reliable tests for the research.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Clownfish Shrink to Survive Ocean Heat Waves
A study published in Science Advances reveals that clownfish shrink by 1-2% during heat waves, increasing their survival rate by potentially reducing food requirements and improving metabolic efficiency, a previously unknown adaptation to climate change.
Clownfish Shrink to Survive Ocean Heat Waves
A study published in Science Advances reveals that clownfish shrink by 1-2% during heat waves, increasing their survival rate by potentially reducing food requirements and improving metabolic efficiency, a previously unknown adaptation to climate change.
Progress
16% Bias Score
Clownfish Shrinkage Improves Survival During Marine Heatwaves
A study in Papua New Guinea reveals that clownfish shrink by 1-2 millimeters during marine heatwaves, increasing survival rates by up to 78 percent; researchers believe this adaptation reduces metabolic needs, potentially indicating broader adaptability among coral reef fish.
Clownfish Shrinkage Improves Survival During Marine Heatwaves
A study in Papua New Guinea reveals that clownfish shrink by 1-2 millimeters during marine heatwaves, increasing survival rates by up to 78 percent; researchers believe this adaptation reduces metabolic needs, potentially indicating broader adaptability among coral reef fish.
Progress
16% Bias Score
Showing 1,981 to 1,992 of 6,579 results