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Nizhny Novgorod Hosts Roadshow for Russia's "Vyzov" Tech Prize
Nizhny Novgorod hosted a roadshow for the "Vyzov" National Prize for Future Technologies, attracting 200 attendees to discuss regional innovation and collaboration opportunities; the prize, initiated by President Putin, offers 60 million rubles in funding for impactful technological advancements.
Nizhny Novgorod Hosts Roadshow for Russia's "Vyzov" Tech Prize
Nizhny Novgorod hosted a roadshow for the "Vyzov" National Prize for Future Technologies, attracting 200 attendees to discuss regional innovation and collaboration opportunities; the prize, initiated by President Putin, offers 60 million rubles in funding for impactful technological advancements.
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44% Bias Score
Science Must Proactively Counter Populism
Prof. Ali Aslan Gümüşay of LMU Munich argues that science must actively counter rising global populism by not only analyzing problems but also by proactively proposing solutions and fostering collaboration with various stakeholders to ensure research freedom and societal well-being.
Science Must Proactively Counter Populism
Prof. Ali Aslan Gümüşay of LMU Munich argues that science must actively counter rising global populism by not only analyzing problems but also by proactively proposing solutions and fostering collaboration with various stakeholders to ensure research freedom and societal well-being.
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CNRS Funding Proposal Sparks Debate on Human Sciences' Value
French chemist Bernard Meunier suggested removing human sciences from the CNRS to cut costs and improve researcher career incentives, reflecting biases against human sciences' perceived lack of universal validity and technological applications, despite the social conditioning within all scientific f...
CNRS Funding Proposal Sparks Debate on Human Sciences' Value
French chemist Bernard Meunier suggested removing human sciences from the CNRS to cut costs and improve researcher career incentives, reflecting biases against human sciences' perceived lack of universal validity and technological applications, despite the social conditioning within all scientific f...
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LHC Transmutes Lead into Gold, Yielding Insights into Particle Physics
Scientists at CERN's Large Hadron Collider have successfully transmuted lead into gold, producing approximately 89,000 atoms per second, totaling 29 picograms between 2015 and 2018, advancing our understanding of particle physics and collider technology.
LHC Transmutes Lead into Gold, Yielding Insights into Particle Physics
Scientists at CERN's Large Hadron Collider have successfully transmuted lead into gold, producing approximately 89,000 atoms per second, totaling 29 picograms between 2015 and 2018, advancing our understanding of particle physics and collider technology.
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32% Bias Score
Weight-Loss Injections May Almost Halve Obesity-Related Cancer Risk
A study of 6,000 adults found that weight-loss injections, specifically GLP-1RAs, may reduce the risk of obesity-related cancers by almost 50%, a finding comparable to bariatric surgery; this discovery could lead to a new era of preventive cancer medicine.
Weight-Loss Injections May Almost Halve Obesity-Related Cancer Risk
A study of 6,000 adults found that weight-loss injections, specifically GLP-1RAs, may reduce the risk of obesity-related cancers by almost 50%, a finding comparable to bariatric surgery; this discovery could lead to a new era of preventive cancer medicine.
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Rare Genetic Disorder Spoan Syndrome Discovered in Isolated Brazilian Town
Biologist Silvana Santos discovered Spoan syndrome, a previously unknown genetic disorder affecting the nervous system, in the isolated Brazilian town of Serrinha dos Pintos, where high rates of cousin marriage significantly increased its prevalence.
Rare Genetic Disorder Spoan Syndrome Discovered in Isolated Brazilian Town
Biologist Silvana Santos discovered Spoan syndrome, a previously unknown genetic disorder affecting the nervous system, in the isolated Brazilian town of Serrinha dos Pintos, where high rates of cousin marriage significantly increased its prevalence.
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40% Bias Score
Inconclusive Consciousness Study Sparks Ethical Debate
A seven-year study involving 256 participants and 12 labs compared Integrated Information Theory (IIT) and Global Neuronal Workspace Theory (GNWT) of consciousness, yielding inconclusive results that sparked ethical debate regarding the theories' implications and falsifiability.
Inconclusive Consciousness Study Sparks Ethical Debate
A seven-year study involving 256 participants and 12 labs compared Integrated Information Theory (IIT) and Global Neuronal Workspace Theory (GNWT) of consciousness, yielding inconclusive results that sparked ethical debate regarding the theories' implications and falsifiability.
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48% Bias Score
Earthquake Renovations Uncover Roman Theater in Sisak
During renovations of Sisak's town hall following the 2020 earthquakes, archaeologists unearthed a Roman theater's orchestra, a twenty-meter diameter semicircular structure, providing new insights into the city's ancient urbanism.
Earthquake Renovations Uncover Roman Theater in Sisak
During renovations of Sisak's town hall following the 2020 earthquakes, archaeologists unearthed a Roman theater's orchestra, a twenty-meter diameter semicircular structure, providing new insights into the city's ancient urbanism.
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Mars' UV Radiation Levels Comparable to Early Earth's
A new study, published in PNAS, reveals that Mars' UV radiation, measured by the Curiosity rover, is comparable to early Earth's levels, consisting of 80% UV-A, 15% UV-B, and 5% UV-C, with daily variations exceeding 30%, raising concerns about planetary protection in future missions.
Mars' UV Radiation Levels Comparable to Early Earth's
A new study, published in PNAS, reveals that Mars' UV radiation, measured by the Curiosity rover, is comparable to early Earth's levels, consisting of 80% UV-A, 15% UV-B, and 5% UV-C, with daily variations exceeding 30%, raising concerns about planetary protection in future missions.
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Paralyzed Patients Walk Again Thanks to 'Digital Bridge' Technology
A Swiss clinical trial uses a 'digital bridge' technology to restore movement in paralyzed patients by wirelessly connecting brain implants to spinal cord stimulators, enabling patients like Marta Carsteanu-Dombi, severely paralyzed after a bike accident, to walk again and showing unexpected nerve r...
Paralyzed Patients Walk Again Thanks to 'Digital Bridge' Technology
A Swiss clinical trial uses a 'digital bridge' technology to restore movement in paralyzed patients by wirelessly connecting brain implants to spinal cord stimulators, enabling patients like Marta Carsteanu-Dombi, severely paralyzed after a bike accident, to walk again and showing unexpected nerve r...
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40% Bias Score
Digital Bridge Restores Movement and Functions for Spinal Cord Injury Patients
Neuroscientists Courtine and Bloch's 'digital bridge' wirelessly transmits brain signals to bypass spinal cord injuries, restoring movement and functions like blood pressure and bladder control, offering hope for improved quality of life for paralyzed individuals and those with Parkinson's disease.
Digital Bridge Restores Movement and Functions for Spinal Cord Injury Patients
Neuroscientists Courtine and Bloch's 'digital bridge' wirelessly transmits brain signals to bypass spinal cord injuries, restoring movement and functions like blood pressure and bladder control, offering hope for improved quality of life for paralyzed individuals and those with Parkinson's disease.
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28% Bias Score
UCSD Researcher's Work Threatened by Funding Cuts Under Trump Administration
Floor Broekgaarden, a researcher at UCSD, uses gravitational waves from colliding black holes to study the role of massive stars in the early universe; however, her research is threatened by potential funding cuts under the Trump administration's policies targeting universities with diversity initia...
UCSD Researcher's Work Threatened by Funding Cuts Under Trump Administration
Floor Broekgaarden, a researcher at UCSD, uses gravitational waves from colliding black holes to study the role of massive stars in the early universe; however, her research is threatened by potential funding cuts under the Trump administration's policies targeting universities with diversity initia...
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44% Bias Score
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