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A recent study led by Southeast University of China reveals interdependencies in the global technology supply chain. The researchers have uncovered the profound effects of the technology outage risk and independent research and development (IR&D).

Large language models are not suitable for producing factual content, but a threat could come from pressure on copyright law, says Wikipedia founder.

Professor Chang-Ying Zhao Honored with William Begell Medal for Excellence ...

Learn about the different positions a baby might be in within the uterus before birth — and how it could affect delivery.

Obesity, defined solely by a BMI >30, is not a disease but a numerical representation of nutritional excess, and addressing food-related cultural conditioning is crucial in tackling the obesity epidemic.

Editorial board of Design Studies quits alongside long-standing editor-in-chief, who blamed publisher’s ‘deeply exploitative’ approach to running the title

The idea was realized in a collaborative research effort of TU Berlin, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg and Josef Gartner GmbH that resulted in a full-scale mock-up of a Double‑Skin Facade.

Some journalists might not realize that many academic journals let them bypass their paywalls. The Journalists Resource shows you which ones and how to set up free accounts.

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Climate change, pest infestation, and soil degradation are significantly reducing wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) yield. Wheat is cultivated in rice-wheat and cotton-wheat cropping systems and escalating global population is exerting substantial pressure on the efficiency of these systems. Conservation tillage and crop rotation could help in lowering soil degradation and pest infestation, and improving wheat yield. This three-year study evaluated soil properties, weed infestation and wheat yield un...