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Researchers find 3,500-year-old loom that reveals key aspects of textile revolution in the Bronze Age - EurekAlert!

Spatial mapping technique allows researchers to understand tumor architecture - EurekAlert!

Researchers identify new drug target to prevent development of dangerous blood vessel defects in brain - EurekAlert!

Justice in achieving climate goals: Researchers at the University of Graz highlight the need for fair country shares in carbon dioxide removal - EurekAlert!

Graz University of Technology researchers strengthen wood with needle and thread - EurekAlert!

Researchers develop "self-transforming" catalyst to redefine CO₂ hydrogenation - EurekAlert!

Researchers develop high-performance dual-crystal-phase cathode for next-generation aqueous zinc-ion batteries - EurekAlert!

University of Maryland School of Medicine researchers create revolutionary database to map neocortical development across species - EurekAlert!

Researchers uncovered the driving force behind lethal infant brain tumor - EurekAlert!

Researchers Discover Surprising New Ovarian Cancer Treatment Using an Existing Drug

Can AI actually solve real math proofs? Researchers put it to the test

From stillage to storage: Researchers turn bourbon byproducts into supercapacitors - EurekAlert!

From stillage to storage: Researchers turn bourbon byproducts into supercapacitors - EurekAlert!

Researchers hunt for easier detection of lymphatic disorders - EurekAlert!

Researchers pioneer new technique to stop LLMs from giving users unsafe responses - EurekAlert!

Researchers reveal m6A epigenetic modification controls arbovirus infection and transmission between vertebrates and mosquitoes - EurekAlert!

Not every forest cools the Earth | A new study by researchers at ETH Zurich shows that the location of reforestation is often more crucial than the number of trees.

The most powerful drug of all is movement, researchers say

A record-shattering March heatwave across the U.S. would be "virtually impossible" without climate change according to World Weather Attribution. With some regions hitting 107°F, researchers warn that 25% of all national March heat records could be tied or broken this month.

Researchers Solve Long-Standing Puzzle of Rare Neurological Disorder