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Flowers Change Colors to Respond to Global Warming
Different species develop different ways to cope with climate change.
By Deniz Yilmaz
Physics
There Could Be a Nuclear Reactor in Your Backyard Soon
The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission has just approved NuScale Power's design for a small modular reactor, or SMR.
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'Muting Quantum Whisper' Improves Gravitational Wave Detector Sensitivity, Says Study
Quieting the 'quantum whisper' is essential to improving gravitational wave detector sensitivity.
By Brad Bergan
Energy & Environment
WWI 'Climate Anomaly' May Have Been Behind the Flu Epidemic
Who would've guessed an interplay of environmental, ecological, epidemiological, and human factors would be at play during the Great War.
Physics
World's First Graphene Standardization Certificate and Awards
With the graphene market reaching $406 million by 2026, the Graphene Flagship has launched the world's first standardization certificate.
Science
Dutch Firm Awarded a Juicy $55 Million to Make Lab-Grown Meat Commercial
The burgers are made of actual meat cells without all the negative effects of farming.
Physics
Next-Generation of Electronics Will Include an Interconnect Insulator
Researchers at Samsung and UNIST in collaboration with Graphene Flagship develop ultrathin boron nitride films for new electronics.
Science
Coronavirus Possibly Adapting to Mask-Wearing, Social Distancing, Say Scientists
The coronavirus 'might possibly' be adapting to get around common barriers like mask-wearing.
By Brad Bergan
Biology
World's First Cortical Vision System Ready for Human Trials
With more than ten years of work, the project might be a milestone in brain-controlled prosthetics.
By Deniz Yilmaz
Space
Historic Black Hole M87 Is Wobbling, Scientists Say
This is actually pretty big news for the scientific community!
By Chris Young
Physics
Researchers Discover Completely New Type of Superconductor
Say hello to the g-wave superconductor!
By Chris Young
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