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Huizinga's Early Recognition of Warburg's Groundbreaking Approach to Art History
Cultural historian Johan Huizinga's early praise of Aby Warburg's 1929 essay collection, despite Warburg's then obscurity, highlighted Warburg's innovative approach to art history by connecting seemingly disparate elements through meticulous detail, influencing future scholars despite his lack of sy...
Huizinga's Early Recognition of Warburg's Groundbreaking Approach to Art History
Cultural historian Johan Huizinga's early praise of Aby Warburg's 1929 essay collection, despite Warburg's then obscurity, highlighted Warburg's innovative approach to art history by connecting seemingly disparate elements through meticulous detail, influencing future scholars despite his lack of sy...
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20% Bias Score
Quantum-Based Random Number Generator Offers Tamper-Proof Randomness
Researchers have created CURBy, a quantum-based random number generator with 99.7% accuracy over 40 days, using entangled photons and a blockchain-like system to ensure tamper-proof randomness and address vulnerabilities in current methods.
Quantum-Based Random Number Generator Offers Tamper-Proof Randomness
Researchers have created CURBy, a quantum-based random number generator with 99.7% accuracy over 40 days, using entangled photons and a blockchain-like system to ensure tamper-proof randomness and address vulnerabilities in current methods.
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40% Bias Score
French Study Reveals Rapid Gender Gap in Math Performance After School Start
A study of 2.7 million French schoolchildren from 2018-2021 found that while math abilities are initially similar between genders, boys significantly outperform girls after four months of schooling, a gap that grows over time, although girls initially excel in language, with this gap being less sign...
French Study Reveals Rapid Gender Gap in Math Performance After School Start
A study of 2.7 million French schoolchildren from 2018-2021 found that while math abilities are initially similar between genders, boys significantly outperform girls after four months of schooling, a gap that grows over time, although girls initially excel in language, with this gap being less sign...
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40% Bias Score
China's AG600 Amphibious Aircraft Enters Mass Production
China's domestically developed AG600 amphibious aircraft, capable of carrying 12 tons of water, has entered mass production after receiving certification from the Civil Aviation Administration of China on Wednesday, marking a significant achievement in the nation's aviation industry.
China's AG600 Amphibious Aircraft Enters Mass Production
China's domestically developed AG600 amphibious aircraft, capable of carrying 12 tons of water, has entered mass production after receiving certification from the Civil Aviation Administration of China on Wednesday, marking a significant achievement in the nation's aviation industry.
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Russia's Ambitious Plan: Nuclear Power Plant on the Moon
Russia plans to launch a lunar mission in early 2028, including deploying a nuclear power plant on the Moon's south pole to enable long-term exploration and resource extraction, building on its legacy of successful Venusian and lunar missions.
Russia's Ambitious Plan: Nuclear Power Plant on the Moon
Russia plans to launch a lunar mission in early 2028, including deploying a nuclear power plant on the Moon's south pole to enable long-term exploration and resource extraction, building on its legacy of successful Venusian and lunar missions.
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48% Bias Score
Flemish Masters' Teamwork Revealed in Dresden Exhibition
Dresden's Old Masters Picture Gallery presents "Teamwork in Antwerpen!" until October 5th, showcasing 53 paintings and 28 drawings from the Bruegel and Francken families, revealing collaborative workshop practices of 17th-century Flemish masters through recently discovered research; many works are s...
Flemish Masters' Teamwork Revealed in Dresden Exhibition
Dresden's Old Masters Picture Gallery presents "Teamwork in Antwerpen!" until October 5th, showcasing 53 paintings and 28 drawings from the Bruegel and Francken families, revealing collaborative workshop practices of 17th-century Flemish masters through recently discovered research; many works are s...
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28% Bias Score
New Light-Based Cancer Treatment Shows Promise
Texas researchers have developed a new cancer treatment using infrared light and a synthetic blue dye to destroy cancer cells with 99% efficiency in lab cultures; the method, called vibronic-driven action, is currently undergoing further testing and hopes to enter human trials within 5-7 years.
New Light-Based Cancer Treatment Shows Promise
Texas researchers have developed a new cancer treatment using infrared light and a synthetic blue dye to destroy cancer cells with 99% efficiency in lab cultures; the method, called vibronic-driven action, is currently undergoing further testing and hopes to enter human trials within 5-7 years.
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60% Bias Score
Analysis of Gold Coins Confirms Colombian Shipwreck as San José Galleon
Analysis of gold coins recovered from a Colombian shipwreck, using photogrammetry to create 3D models, revealed markings confirming it as the San José galleon, a Spanish warship sunk in 1708, containing artifacts worth an estimated $17 billion, and currently embroiled in a legal battle with a US-bas...
Analysis of Gold Coins Confirms Colombian Shipwreck as San José Galleon
Analysis of gold coins recovered from a Colombian shipwreck, using photogrammetry to create 3D models, revealed markings confirming it as the San José galleon, a Spanish warship sunk in 1708, containing artifacts worth an estimated $17 billion, and currently embroiled in a legal battle with a US-bas...
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36% Bias Score
Extreme Weather Events Negatively Impact Amphibian Populations
A study of 7200 amphibian species over 40 years reveals a direct causal link between extreme weather events (heatwaves, droughts) and negative impacts on amphibian health, particularly those dependent on temporary wetlands for breeding; future climate projections suggest worsening conditions.
Extreme Weather Events Negatively Impact Amphibian Populations
A study of 7200 amphibian species over 40 years reveals a direct causal link between extreme weather events (heatwaves, droughts) and negative impacts on amphibian health, particularly those dependent on temporary wetlands for breeding; future climate projections suggest worsening conditions.
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24% Bias Score
Global River Mercury Levels Doubled Since Industrial Revolution
A new study reveals that human activities have doubled global river mercury levels since the Industrial Revolution, reaching 1000 metric tons annually, with significant regional variations and severe implications for human health and ecosystems.
Global River Mercury Levels Doubled Since Industrial Revolution
A new study reveals that human activities have doubled global river mercury levels since the Industrial Revolution, reaching 1000 metric tons annually, with significant regional variations and severe implications for human health and ecosystems.
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28% Bias Score
Global Space Weather Monitoring Program Launched
China launched a global space weather monitoring program, the International Meridian Circle Program (IMCP), with five new institutions joining 36 existing collaborations; the program will last over 11 years and create a global early warning system.
Global Space Weather Monitoring Program Launched
China launched a global space weather monitoring program, the International Meridian Circle Program (IMCP), with five new institutions joining 36 existing collaborations; the program will last over 11 years and create a global early warning system.
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52% Bias Score
Coffee Consumption Linked to Healthier Aging in Middle-Aged Women
A new study finds middle-aged women who drink about three small cups of caffeinated coffee daily are more physically active and have fewer chronic health or cognitive issues in later life; this aligns with previous research showing various coffee benefits, although more research is needed to determi...
Coffee Consumption Linked to Healthier Aging in Middle-Aged Women
A new study finds middle-aged women who drink about three small cups of caffeinated coffee daily are more physically active and have fewer chronic health or cognitive issues in later life; this aligns with previous research showing various coffee benefits, although more research is needed to determi...
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44% Bias Score
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