…was able to create complicated computational components that can implement a range of Boolean functions. Although research into the potentials of fungi interfacing with computational mathematics has just begun, Pleurotus…
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…ten stars, situated next to the famous Orion constellation and visible from anywhere on Earth at some time of the year. Scientifically, the stars are categorized as an open stellar…
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…open comment period, soliciting public feedback on potentially giving these transgenic trees unregulated status. The research into restoring the American chestnut provides some much-needed hope both in restoring this keystone…
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…terrestrial civilizations but also to marine communities. “Rat eradication might not only be beneficial to our terrestrial civilizations, but also to marine communities.” Black rats have managed to infest even…
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…decreased. Methane reductions reached 98% in cattle fed the highest amounts of seaweed. “Methane reductions reached 98% in cattle fed the highest amounts of seaweed.” The main bioactive compound in…
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