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Team Including Hokkaido Univ. Unearths New Dino in Mongolia
Hokkaido University / Jiji PressThe anatomy of Jaculinykus yaruui. The black line indicates 10-centimeter-width. Jiji Press 16:43 JST, November 23, 2023 SAPPORO (Jiji Press) — A research team including Hokkaido University has discovered in Mongolia the skeleton of a new dinosaur, curled up in a position like that of a sleeping modern-day bird. In August 2016,…
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Joby Shows Off Electric Air Taxis in New York
ReutersAn electric air taxi by Joby Aviation is seen at the Downtown Manhattan Heliport in New York on Nov. 12. Reuters 16:19 JST, November 23, 2023 NEW YORK (Reuters) — Electric air taxis could be transporting passengers from JFK Airport to downtown Manhattan by 2025 — on quiet, emissions-free journeys that take around seven minutes. Manufacturer…
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The joint team of Sui Xiaolei from China Agricultural University and Alisdair R. Fernie from Max-Planck-Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology, revealed the role of malate decarboxylate CsNADP-ME2 in mediating the balance of carbon and amino acid metabol
image: . view more Credit: Horticulture Research Central metabolism produces carbohydrates and amino acids that are tightly correlated to plant growth and thereby crop productivity. Malate is reported to link mitochondrial respiratory metabolism with cytosolic biosynthetic pathways. Although the function of malate metabolism-related enzymes in providing carbon has been characterized in some plants, evidence conferring…
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Organic antibacterial preservative of ANDKWAN to protect both people and nature
Evolution of Hygiene to Preserve the Earth SEOUL, South Korea, Nov. 22, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — AndKwan Natural Science Inc. announced that it has succeeded in developing a new organic antibacterial preservative and an antibiotic composition containing it together with its parent company, White Tiger Ground LLC. Continue Reading The name of the new substance is…
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Ischemic stroke after COVID-19 bivalent vaccine administration in patients aged 65 years and older in the United States
Abstract The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced in January 2023 a potential connection between administration of the Pfizer novel coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) bivalent vaccine booster and ischemic stroke (IS). A retrospective cohort study was conducted to compare the hazard of IS in patients aged 65 years and over administered the Pfizer bivalent booster…
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Réunion’s search for energy self-sufficiency
Valentin Russeil was studying in Paris in 2018 when protests against the rising cost of living and 24% unemployment broke out on the island of Réunion. The island is an overseas department of France, located east of Madagascar. Russeil, who is from Réunion, followed the news closely and spoke to his family back home every…
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A conceptual design of circular adaptive façade module for reuse
Abstract Climate change has an impact on the ecosystem, and subsequently, it affects the built environment. Building envelope has a vital role in controlling the integration between indoor and outdoor environmental quality. The responsivity of the façade has proven its efficiency in optimizing the global energy performance of buildings. Adaptive façades are multifunctional reconciling envelope…
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The most powerful cosmic ray since the Oh-My-God particle puzzles scientists
Researchers check the Telescope Array surface detector in the high desert in Delta, Utah, USA in 2019. In 2021, the Telescope Array detected the second-most energetic cosmic ray particle recorded.Credit: The Yomiuri Shimbun via AP/Alamy Scientists have detected the most powerful cosmic ray seen in more than three decades. But the exact origin of this…
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‘Treasure trove’ of new CRISPR systems holds promise for genome editing
The CRISPR–Cas9 system (pictured) is used to find and cut specific DNA sequences.Credit: Carlos Clarivan/Science Photo Library CRISPR–Cas9 is best known as a laboratory tool for editing DNA, but its natural function is as part of the immune system that helps microorganisms to fight off viruses. Now, researchers have used an algorithm to sort through…
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Comparison of measurements made on dry bone and digital measurements in Anatomage for the sacral bone in a Spanish population
Abstract The use of osteometry for human identification is a key element in the field of forensic sciences. Currently, the osteometry focuses on the use of digital techniques such as photography or 3D scans, to study and measure bones, offering advantages like easy access, preservation of bones, and worldwide collaboration possibilities. The study aims to…