Vitamin D deficiency leads to the loss of connections between neurons Research from the University of Queensland may explain why vitamin D is so important
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New plant species are conquering mountain necks. This is also happening in the Tatra Mountains Researchers from various European countries, including Poland, have observed an
NCBJ begins work on isotopic energy accumulators Research on the rhenium isotope 186m, which could prove to be a useful energy store in the future,
Cyanobacterial blooms as a result of Baltic overfertilization Algae and cyanobacteria blooms in the Baltic occur when organic components: nitrogen and phosphorus compounds are also
TESS mission launch postponed The launch of the TESS mission scheduled for the night of April 16-17 has been canceled. SpaceX, whose Falcon 9 rocket
New neurons are formed even in old age In human brains, new neurons continue to form throughout adulthood, according to a new study. Scientists have
According to preliminary findings, Uber’s autopilot is not to blame for pedestrian’s death The fatal hit-and-run of a pedestrian by an autonomous Uber vehicle occurred
Unfolded egg discovered in fossilized bird remains Chinese scientists have discovered the fossilized remains of a bird in whose body an undecomposed egg was preserved.
It won’t be soon that we’ll be buying lab-raised meat in our stores. The industry has problems Private investment in lab-bred meat continues to grow.
Scientists have created a simulation of the Sagittarius A* black hole using VR technology Scientists have used new technologies and the vast amount of data