Science

In a world where artificial intelligence is often met with skepticism, recent studies have shown that AI can actually be incredibly beneficial when it comes to predicting the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. This groundbreaking research, led by a team from the University of Cambridge in the UK, utilized machine learning to analyze cognitive ability tests
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It has been almost a hundred years since scientists first identified single-celled organisms capable of releasing methane into the environment. These tiny relatives of bacteria can be found in various extreme environments, such as under thick layers of ice, in the scorching sands of deserts, near hydrothermal vents in the deep sea, and within landfills
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The discovery of remnants of ancient, giant viruses within the DNA of a single-celled organism has shed light on the potential role that viruses may have played in the evolution of complex organisms. This new research, led by evolutionary biologist Alex de Mendoza Soler from Queen Mary University of London, reveals a fascinating relationship between
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When viruses invade our bodies, they sometimes leave remnants of their genetic material behind. These foreign DNA sequences can become integrated into our genomes and passed down through generations. While these viral fragments were once considered dormant, recent research has revealed that they can be reactivated and play a role in various diseases, including cancer.
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Mercury, often regarded as the runt of the Solar System, has recently surprised scientists with the possibility of harboring a 15-kilometer thick layer of solid diamond. This potential fortune, buried between its core and mantle, has sparked new curiosity about the planet’s formation and internal structure. A team of scientists from research institutes in China
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