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Pusan National University Researchers Reveal How Forest Soil Properties Influence Arsenic Mobility and Toxicity in Soil Organisms

Pusan National University Researchers Reveal How Forest Soil Properties Influence Arsenic Mobility and Toxicity in Soil Organisms

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Pusan National University Researchers Reveal How Forest Soil Properties Influence Arsenic Mobility and Toxicity in Soil Organisms Arsenic contamination in forest soils poses stage-specific risks, as juveniles respond more strongly to mobile arsenic than adults Arsenic leaking from abandoned gold mines can harm forest ecosystems by entering soils and affecting soil organisms. In a recent […]

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Wave of hope after successful southern right whale season in South Australia

Wave of hope after successful southern right whale season in South Australia

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Wave of hope after successful southern right whale season in South Australia In the face of a devastating harmful algal bloom, scientists have hailed this year’s whale season in South Australia as a beacon of light for marine ecology and conservation. The latest research led by Flinders University and other experts highlights the importance of

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Pusan National University Researchers Reveal New Calibration Framework for Digital Twins

Pusan National University Researchers Reveal New Calibration Framework for Digital Twins

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Pusan National University Researchers Reveal New Calibration Framework for Digital Twins A new Bayesian calibration framework promises improved prediction accuracy for digital twins of automated material handling systems in semiconductor fabs Digital twins for automated material handling systems (AMHSs) of semiconductor and display fabrication industries suffer from parameter uncertainty and discrepancy. This leads to inaccurate

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Japanese Researchers Link Compromised Synapse-Clearing Ability to Autism

Japanese Researchers Link Compromised Synapse-Clearing Ability to Autism

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Japanese Researchers Link Compromised Synapse-Clearing Ability to Autism A new study finds that macrophages from individuals with autism have a significantly impaired ability to clear synaptic proteins Microglial dysfunction has been implicated in autism spectrum disorders (ASD), but limited access to human brain tissue posed challenges in related research. A new study explored how immune

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Ice Streams Surge Forward, Driven by Tiny Ice Quakes!

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Ice Streams Surge Forward, Driven by Tiny Ice Quakes! In Brief The great ice streams of the Antarctic and Greenland are like frozen rivers, carrying ice from the massive inland ice sheets to the sea – and a change in their dynamics will contribute significantly to sea-level rise. In order to estimate just how much

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Native shellfish reefs key to saving coastal ecosystems

Native shellfish reefs key to saving coastal ecosystems

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Native shellfish reefs key to saving coastal ecosystems When you slurp an exotic Pacific oyster or throw fresh seafood on the BBQ this weekend, spare a thought for our local shellfish reefs – most of which have been destroyed or forgotten. Coastal management and reef restoration has never been more important with shellfish reefs among

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Bird Brain is a Misnomer - Largest study of its kind proves

Bird Brain is a Misnomer – Largest study of its kind proves

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Bird Brain is a Misnomer – Largest study of its kind proves It’s difficult to know what birds ‘think’ when they fly, but scientists in Australia and Canada are getting some remarkable new insights by looking inside birds’ heads. Evolutionary biologists at Flinders University in South Australia and neuroscience researchers at the University of Lethbridge

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Trained Immunity: A New Frontier in Poultry Production

Trained Immunity: A New Frontier in Poultry Production

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Trained Immunity: A New Frontier in Poultry Production Researchers review current advances in trained immunity—a promising avenue for preventing infectious diseases in chickens Trained immunity, a modification of cells in the innate immune system, may represent a new way of protecting poultry from infectious diseases. In a recent review article, researchers from Japan highlight key

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Researchers propose a new data assimilation algorithm to improve precipitation predictions worldwide

Researchers propose a new data assimilation algorithm to improve precipitation predictions worldwide

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Researchers propose a new data assimilation algorithm to improve precipitation predictions worldwide Estimating global precipitation is vital for managing water-related disasters, yet it is often challenging due to sparse rain gauge data in certain areas. To improve these predictions, Assistant Professor Yuka Muto and Professor Shunji Kotsuki, a research duo from Chiba University, developed a

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Detecting Fecal Contamination of Water Using Viral

Detecting Fecal Contamination of Water Using Viral DNA, New method detected

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Detecting Fecal Contamination of Water Using Viral DNA, New method detected Scientists use a new method to detect fecal contamination of water, paving the way towards creation of healthier living environments globally Fecal contamination of clean water can be detected via microbial source tracking, a method that identifies specific biomarkers in the water. In a

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Indian-Origin Scientist Finds Protein May Aid in Age-Related Diseases

Indian-Origin Scientist Finds Protein May Aid in Age-Related Diseases

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Indian-Origin Scientist Finds Protein May Aid in Age-Related Diseases Indian-Origin Scientist Finds Protein May Aid in Age-Related Diseases IANS A team of researchers, led by an Indian-origin scientist, has discovered a new function of a protein that may treat age-related illnesses. The team from McMaster University in Canada found a previously unknown cell-protecting function of

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