EPA scraps plan to end mammal testing by 2035
U.S. environmental agency’s hard deadline had split scientific community U.S. environmental agency’s hard deadline had split scientific community
U.S. environmental agency’s hard deadline had split scientific community U.S. environmental agency’s hard deadline had split scientific community
By building a 3D image of part of the surface of a comet called 67P, astronomers have discovered caves up to 47 metres deep By building a 3D image of part of the surface of a comet called 67P, astronomers have discovered caves up to 47 metres deep By building a 3D image of part of …
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Big tech companies are offering new ways to interact with devices, powered by natural language processing – but here’s why we’re unlikely to give up our screens just yet Big tech companies are offering new ways to interact with devices, powered by natural language processing – but here’s why we’re unlikely to give up our …
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Big tech companies are offering new ways to interact with devices, powered by natural language processing – but here’s why we’re unlikely to give up our screens just yet Big tech companies are offering new ways to interact with devices, powered by natural language processing – but here’s why we’re unlikely to give up our …
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A model of US water systems foresees a big drop in hydropower generation by 2050 as the climate gets drier and river flow decreases, while electricity demand is set to increase A model of US water systems foresees a big drop in hydropower generation by 2050 as the climate gets drier and river flow decreases, …
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When we exhale, we reveal distinctive information about the shape of our airways, which could serve as an ID test for unlocking smartphones – and unlike some other biometric ID tests, this one can’t be hacked after we die When we exhale, we reveal distinctive information about the shape of our airways, which could serve …
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When we exhale, we reveal distinctive information about the shape of our airways, which could serve as an ID test for unlocking smartphones – and unlike some other biometric ID tests, this one can’t be hacked after we die When we exhale, we reveal distinctive information about the shape of our airways, which could serve …
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Black holes may be hiding within stars and their extra mass could help explain odd gravitational effects in the universe ascribed to dark matter Black holes may be hiding within stars and their extra mass could help explain odd gravitational effects in the universe ascribed to dark matter Black holes may be hiding within stars and …
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The pathogenic potential of inhaling the inert fibrous nanomaterials used in thermal insulation (such as asbestos or fiberglass) is actually connected not to their chemical composition, but instead to their geometrical characteristics and size. This was revealed by a study conducted on glass nanofibers. The pathogenic potential of inhaling the inert fibrous nanomaterials used in …
Drone attacks on shipping in the Red Sea are having a global economic impact and showing how an organisation without a navy can challenge control of the seas Drone attacks on shipping in the Red Sea are having a global economic impact and showing how an organisation without a navy can challenge control of the …
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