Researchers might be using your Facebook data in their papers
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The collection of user-generated data from social media can blur the line of what constitutes human subjects research After the…
The collection of user-generated data from social media can blur the line of what constitutes human subjects research After the…
Sampling a lake at different times of year and at different depths found fish DNA distributes in unexpected ways Environmental…
Up to five cups of coffee per day seems to be fine. Six or more? Your brain is going to feel it Coffee ranks as one of the most…
A traditional Chinese medicine successfully protected neurons from amyloid-induced death Grandma might have the right idea when…
Yeast cells can produce large amounts of proteins for industrial and therapeutic use, but they sometimes get overworked…
Scientists have debated whether the scientific progress justified the invasiveness of the procedure Males from just a few…
The advance could generate new solutions to for human fertility issues Scientists have discovered a way to produce eggs from…
Genetic research in fruit flies points to an important link between sleep and cellular housekeeping How long can a person go…
Previously, ancient DNA had been extracted from bones, hair, and teeth, but it can also be found in soil Sequencing of various…
Mosquitos carrying Wolbachia pipientis bacteria don't spread dengue fever Mosquitos are the banes of our existence — they suck…
Research into other aspects of COVID-19 immunity is swiftly developing With vaccination rolling around the world, it might feel…
A jolt of caffeine enhances bees' memories Caffeine acts as a stimulant, helping wake humans up and keep alert.
Even the foraging abilities of bumble bees are better focused with a caffeine charge.