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The complete fossil of Dinocephalosaurus orientalis, a creature from the Triassic period resembling the legendary Chinese dragon, has been unveiled.

Imagine a metal bridge that can repair its own cracks, or an airplane that can heal the damage caused by fatigue. Sounds like science fiction, right? Well, not anymore. Scientists have discovered a remarkable phenomenon that could revolutionize the field of materials science and engineering: metals that can heal themselves. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yi1Rz2_fark Shocking Metal Heals Itself…

I’m going to stay on the story of this terrible war. Please consider helping out by becoming a paid subscriber.If you want to know how desperate Putin is, have a look at this: As many as 14,000 Ukrainian children have been taken by the Russian army from their families and homes to so-called “filtrat...

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Cambridge University Press reports that 400 of its journals offer open-access options to publishers; 66 with fully open access and 340 hybrid.

Milestone in open access publishing Thousands of institutions sign up with Cambridge University Press Over 50 percent of Cambridge University Press research articles are now published open

Archaeologists have discovered the ruins of an ancient Mayan civilization that developed more than 2,000 years ago. The ruins, located in northern Guatemala, were revealed with the help of laser [...]

Two local MPs visited Cambridge University Press & Assessment’s global headquarters in the heart of Cambridge for an update on its success and vision as an integrated organisation.

Scientists now have the proof they need to definitively say that ancient humans and neanderthals may have shared recipes among their own.

Researchers have figured out nearly a century-old secret from ancient Chinese documents that are 2,300 years old.