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Fungal infections in Africa: no adequate treatment despite millions of affected patients
Fungal infections in Africa: no adequate treatment despite millions of affected patients
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UC Riverside Joins UC San Diego, UC Irvine in Multidisciplinary Research Institute Calit2
UC Riverside Joins UC San Diego, UC Irvine in Multidisciplinary Research Institute Calit2
Earth Sciences - Jan 18
National Labs Support Safe Nuclear Waste Disposal by Studying Safety Material for Underground Sites
National Labs Support Safe Nuclear Waste Disposal by Studying Safety Material for Underground Sites
Psychology - Jan 18
Simple vehicle warning systems as effective as more complex ones: University of Toronto study
Simple vehicle warning systems as effective as more complex ones: University of Toronto study
Health - Jan 18
A match like no other: University of Toronto's Simon Darnell on Novak Djokovic vs. Australia
A match like no other: University of Toronto's Simon Darnell on Novak Djokovic vs. Australia
Environment - Jan 18
Opinion: Renewables are cheaper than ever - so why are household energy bills only going up?
Opinion: Renewables are cheaper than ever - so why are household energy bills only going up?
Astronomy - Jan 18
CMU-Led Research Team Selected To Develop Robotics Technology To Service Satellites, Build Structures in Orbit
CMU-Led Research Team Selected To Develop Robotics Technology To Service Satellites, Build Structures in Orbit
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Life Sciences - Laboratory - 24.11.2021 
How to Read a Jellyfish’s Mind
The human brain has 100 billion neurons, making 100 trillion connections. Understanding the precise circuits of brain cells that orchestrate all of our day-to-day behaviors-such as moving our limbs, responding to fear and other emotions, and so on-is an incredibly complex puzzle for neuroscientists.
Laboratory - 27.09.2021 
Zen stones naturally placed atop pedestals of ice: a phenomenon finally understood
Like a work of art enshrined in a museum, some stones end up on a pedestal of ice in nature, with no human intervention. This "Zen stone" phenomenon, named after the stacked stones in Japanese gardens, appears on the surface of frozen lakes, Lake Baikal (Russia) in particular. These structures result from the phenomenon of sublimation, which causes a body, in this case ice, to change from solid to gaseous form without the intermediary form of a liquid.
Physics - Laboratory - 13.07.2020 
Scientists Successfully Demonstrate a New Experiment in the Search for Theorized ’Neutrinoless’ Process
Berkeley Lab researchers are part of an international team that reports a high-sensitivity measurement by underground CUPID-Mo experiment Nuclear physicists affiliated with the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) played a leading role in analyzing data for a demonstration experiment that has achieved record precision for a specialized detector material.
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The human brain has 100 billion neurons, making 100 trillion connections. Understanding the precise circuits of brain cells that orchestrate all of our day-to-day behaviors-such as moving our limbs, responding to fear and other emotions, and so on-is an incredibly complex puzzle for neuroscientists.
Like a work of art enshrined in a museum, some stones end up on a pedestal of ice in nature, with no human intervention. This "Zen stone" phenomenon, named after the stacked stones in Japanese gardens, appears on the surface of frozen lakes, Lake Baikal (Russia) in particular. These structures result from the phenomenon of sublimation, which causes a body, in this case ice, to change from solid to gaseous form without the intermediary form of a liquid.
Berkeley Lab researchers are part of an international team that reports a high-sensitivity measurement by underground CUPID-Mo experiment Nuclear physicists affiliated with the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) played a leading role in analyzing data for a demonstration experiment that has achieved record precision for a specialized detector material.
News in Brief
Health - Today
Fungal infections in Africa: no adequate treatment despite millions of affected patients
Fungal infections in Africa: no adequate treatment despite millions of affected patients
Campus - Jan 18
UC Riverside Joins UC San Diego, UC Irvine in Multidisciplinary Research Institute Calit2
UC Riverside Joins UC San Diego, UC Irvine in Multidisciplinary Research Institute Calit2
Earth Sciences - Jan 18
National Labs Support Safe Nuclear Waste Disposal by Studying Safety Material for Underground Sites
National Labs Support Safe Nuclear Waste Disposal by Studying Safety Material for Underground Sites
Psychology - Jan 18
Simple vehicle warning systems as effective as more complex ones: University of Toronto study
Simple vehicle warning systems as effective as more complex ones: University of Toronto study
Health - Jan 18
A match like no other: University of Toronto's Simon Darnell on Novak Djokovic vs. Australia
A match like no other: University of Toronto's Simon Darnell on Novak Djokovic vs. Australia
Environment - Jan 18
Opinion: Renewables are cheaper than ever - so why are household energy bills only going up?
Opinion: Renewables are cheaper than ever - so why are household energy bills only going up?
Astronomy - Jan 18
CMU-Led Research Team Selected To Develop Robotics Technology To Service Satellites, Build Structures in Orbit
CMU-Led Research Team Selected To Develop Robotics Technology To Service Satellites, Build Structures in Orbit