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Archeology Planet

Using ice as a time machine, an archaeologist explains how it works

Wscience August 28, 2022

Iron Age arrowheads have been unearthed in excellent condition in recent archaeological digs in Norway. For the last 1500 years, it has been buried at Joutenheimens behind a glacier. Archaeologists are scouring the borders...

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Innovation Technology

Science and technology output from China now exceeds that of the United States

Wscience August 26, 2022

A study conducted in Japan found that the Chinese created a larger number of highly-cited scientific papers. Between the years 2018 and 2020, China surpassed the United States as the global leader in the...

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Health Innovation

Research suggests a new chemical may provide a permanent solution to male pattern baldness

Wscience August 26, 2022

Androgenetic alopecia is a common kind of hair loss that affects both men and women, but researchers at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) in the United States have found a way to reverse...

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Innovation Technology

With the European Jet reactor’s latest record-breaking test, nuclear fusion may soon be within reach

Wscience August 26, 2022

A major step forward in the study of nuclear fusion. Breakthrough in the development of nuclear fusion has been revealed by European scientists working at the Jet laboratory at the Culham Center for Fusion...

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Innovation

DNA radiocarbon dating gets a new, more accurate AI-powered approach

Wscience August 26, 2022

Researchers came up with the moniker “Temporal Population Structure,” and it stuck (TPS). It’s an AI-aided technique for determining the age of artifacts using DNA. Researchers from the University of Lund in Sweden led...

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Planet

To overcome drought, China continues to “create” rain

Wscience August 25, 2022

In response to the extraordinary drought that has hit parts of the country’s center in recent days, China has started to increase its use of artificial rain. Clouds may be induced to precipitate by...

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Science news – Wscience

Using ice as a time machine, an archaeologist explains how it works

Science and technology output from China now exceeds that of the United States

Research suggests a new chemical may provide a permanent solution to male pattern baldness

With the European Jet reactor’s latest record-breaking test, nuclear fusion may soon be within reach

DNA radiocarbon dating gets a new, more accurate AI-powered approach

To overcome drought, China continues to “create” rain

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