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Harvard research links early memory issues with elevated tau levels, suggesting potential Alzheimer’s indicators.
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Isuzu Launches Japan’s First BEV ‘Erga EV’ with Full-Flat Floor — How Far Can It Go on a Single Charge?
Isuzu's new Erga EV, Japan's first BEV with a fully flat floor, launched with anticipation. Discover its single-charge range now.
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Discover the Fern with a Genome 50 Times Larger Than Humans’—What Secrets Does It Hold?
Uncover the secrets of the Tmesipteris oblanceolata, a fern whose DNA volume surpasses human DNA by over fifty times. What could its massive genome reveal about nature's complexities?
FIFA Unveils Game-Changer for Women in Football: Paid Leave for Parenthood and More
Starting June 1, FIFA's new rules offer 14-week maternity and 8-week adoption leave, advancing support for female footballers and coaches
BYD Launches Fifth-Generation DM Hybrid: Up to 2000 km on a Single Tank and Full Charge
Unveiled: BYD's fifth-generation DM Hybrid technology promises up to 2000km range on a single tank and full charge, setting new efficiency benchmarks.
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BionicBee by Festo: Discover How These 34-Gram Robots Mimic Nature’s Ingenious Flight Patterns
See how Festo's 34-gram BionicBee replicates natural flight mechanics, revealing the pinnacle of biomimetic robotics.
Colombia Votes to End Bullfighting: 93 Yes to 2 No — A Landmark Decision for Animal Rights
Colombia Votes to End Bullfighting: 93 Yes to 2 No — A Landmark Decision for Animal Rights
From Solar Panels to Ocean Wings: Inside the Energy Observer L’s Decade-Long Quest for Zero Emissions
Journey through Energy Observer L's decade-long quest for zero emissions, highlighting innovative technologies like solar panels and Ocean Wings that redefine maritime sustainability.
How Australia’s RMIT University Plans to Turn 75 Million Kilograms of Coffee Waste into Durable Concrete
RMIT University's innovative project aims to use 75 million kg of coffee waste for stronger concrete, reducing environmental impact and enhancing durability.
Cambridge Scientists Forge Path to Billion-Tonne Zero-Emissions Cement by 2050: A Leap Toward Global Decarbonization
Cambridge scientists innovate to produce a billion-tonne zero-emissions cement by 2050, setting a new standard for sustainable construction.