Genetic Scar Identified in Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
A new study has identified a genetic scar left in the genomes of bacteria as they become resistant to antibiotic…
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Robots are helping scientists to understand how insects evolved two distinct flight strategies: synchronous and asynchronous flight.
In synchronous flight, the insect’s brain directly controls each wingstroke. In asynchronous flight, the muscles of the insect’s wings automatically…
AI and birders are joining forces to push bird conservation to the next level.
New research from Cornell University is using big data and artificial intelligence (AI) to model hidden patterns in nature, not…
Researchers Discover New Immune Response to Nanoparticles
Researchers at Tampere University in Finland have discovered a new immune response mechanism specific to exposure to nanoparticles. This mechanism…
Springtails: The First Animals with Antifreeze Proteins
Springtails are tiny, insect-like animals that can be found almost everywhere on Earth. But what makes springtails truly special is…
AI and scientific literature work in sync
When scholars choose a topic to work on their research, they need more sources or materials to review literature and…
Wiley and Hindawi increase their open access publishing partnership
With Open Access turning into the shared vision of various governments worldwide and a specific concentration inside some European research…