Stopover Danger: How Migrating Birds Can Spread Deadly Flu to Backyard Poultry
Longer bird visits mean higher flu risk - tracking migration may protect farms and families.
Too Much of a Good Thing: How Underground CO₂ Could Be Ruining Tomatoes
Tomatoes need carbon dioxide - but not from the soil. A hidden risk from climate tech could be souring our favorite fruit.
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How Black Holes Control Star Formation in Giant Galaxies
Unveiling the Hidden Role of Black Holes in Shaping Galaxy Evolution.
Natural Silver Nanoparticles for a Dual Attack on Cancer and Bacteria
Green Technology Meets Medicine: Hydrogel Beads for Cancer and Infection Treatment.
Early Life Disruptions in Sleep Patterns Could Lead to Lasting Behavioral Changes
Linking Sleep Rhythm Disruptions in Early Life to Autism-Like Behaviors in Adulthood.
Mapping Mars’ Electric Heart: How Solar Winds and Atmospheric Currents Shape the Red Planet
Decoding the Complex Electrical Currents Flowing through Mars’ Icy Skies.
Could Your Hair be Turned into the Next Sustainable Liquid Fertilizer?
From Salon Waste to Soil Booster – Harnessing Hair for Greener Agriculture.
Surviving Space: How Bacterial Spores Could Help Us Detect Life on Icy Moons
Exploring Resilient Life Traces on Europa and Enceladus. Could there be life out there?
Uncovering the Hidden World of Antarctic Marine Viruses
Exploring a New Viral Landscape Hidden Beneath the Ice.
Are Battery-Powered Ships the Key to a Cleaner Future?
How Electrifying the Seas Could Transform Shipping in the U.S., by Both Cutting Emissions and Costs.