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Clones of super cows born in NW China, to help avoid stranglehold in dairy industry: project leader

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global times By Chu Daye Scientists with the Northwest A&F University successfully saw the births of three cloned cows with highly desired traits in Northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous →

Possible link between Alzheimer’s disease and gut microbiome found in mice – new study

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the conversation Researchers may have found an unlikely contributor to the development of Alzheimer’s disease: the bacteria in your gut. Their study, published in the journal Science, suggested that →

Could Fusion Overcome Public Opposition to Nuclear Power?

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foreign policy By Matt Bowen Every second, 620 million metric tons of hydrogen undergo fusion at the center of our solar system. The churn of light nuclei into heavier ones—releasing energy in the →

Chinese archaeology helps ‘restore’ appearance of Neanderthal boy

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global times By Chen Xi A joint China-Russia archaeological cooperation project has made great advances by using 3D portrait restoration technology to successfully restore the appearance of an 8- or →

Norway archaeologists find ‘world’s oldest runestone’

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nbc news By Associated Press Archaeologists in Norway said Tuesday that have found a runestone which they claim is the world’s oldest, saying the inscriptions are up to 2,000 years old and date back →

Procrastination is linked to poor health – new study

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​the conversation​​​ University students have a lot of freedom but not much structure. This can be bad for habitual procrastinators. Studies have shown that at least half of university students →

China claims to have mastered laser-powered drones

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asia times by Gabriel Honrada Chinese researchers have invented a way to keep drones airborne indefinitely by recharging them with laser beams, which may one day enable drones to complement or →

A new test for autism hopes to help doctors diagnose before symptoms show

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nbc news By Evan Bush Researchers have developed a first-of-its-kind test for autism that they say can find markers of risk in a single strand of hair, an innovation that might help clinicians →

Psychedelic drugs, monkey brains and rescue drones to feature in cutting-edge research

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​modern diplomacy​​​ From more fresh water and less depression to life-saving drones and thought-interpreting scans, 2023 promises to be a big year in science. Still, don’t expect to fly in a plane →

Studies on moon mining and DNA

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​modern diplomacy​​​ By Giancarlo Elia Valori Will moon mineral extraction soon be underway? The National Aeronautics and Space Administration plans to build a moonbase. What makes it so anxious →

Ambitious radio telescope project finally under way

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asia times by Scott Foster Construction of what will be the world’s largest radio telescope arrays is finally under way in South Africa and Australia more than 30 years after the project was first →

Five space exploration missions to look out for in 2023

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the conversation It’s been an eventful year for space exploration, with successes including the completion of Nasa’s Artemis 1 mission (finally), the inauguration of the James Webb Space Telescope, →

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