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Research findings show a complex relationship between anxiety and mood disorders and biodiversity crises, researchers say.

Research highlights the intriguing connection between biodiversity and mental health hospital admissions, urging a fresh perspective on the importance of biodiversity conservation.

Scientists believe that the sediment layers of a lake in Canada point to a new era marked by the damaging consequences of human activities.

  summary: Age-related degeneration of myelin, the insulating layer surrounding neurons in the brain, actively drives disease-associated changes in Alzheimer’s disease. The researchers examined Alzheimer’s disease mouse models with myelin defects and found that these defects promoted the formation of amyloid plaques, a hallmark manifestation of Alzheimer’s disease. Defects in myelin also appear to overwhelm […]

Scientists are using a UC Santa Cruz greenhouse to recreate the mass extinction that wiped out the dinosaurs. They want to learn why some species survived when so many did not.

The University of New Mexico Staff Council will celebrate Staff Appreciation Week in style from May 22-27 with half a dozen events that will cater to all staff, including remote opportunities. Win a prize in the post-event raffle, try your hand at...

The subject group Information Systems at the North-West University (NWU) has its first National Research Foundation (NRF) Y2-rated researcher in Prof Joshua Chukwuere.He is an NWU-grown scholar in information systems, specifically emerging and digita

Beyond their research, they say science must be paired with measures, from better biomanufacturing capability to stronger public health to social supports.

Integrative actuators and sensors within a single active device offer compelling capabilities for developing robotics, prosthetic limbs, and minimally invasive surgical tools.

The steady rise in global energy consumption is causing a rapid depletion of fossil fuel resources. Since fossil fuels take thousands of years to replenish, the