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India sets ambitious space goals: lunar return in 3 years, Venus launch in 2028, and orbital habitation by 2035.
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Can Cancer Care Be Deintensified Without Risk?
Deintensification in cancer care is a promising strategy that involves reducing the intensity of treatments without sacrificing effectiveness.
Space Rocks Beware: X-rays to the Rescue!
US scientists have proven that X-rays can be used to divert dangerous asteroids hurtling towards Earth.
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Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is increasingly diagnosed in both children and adults.
Silk Protein Control for Advanced Computing
By controlling silk protein nanostructure for the first time, scientists have opened doors to cutting-edge advancements in microelectronics and computing.
Bird Flu in Humans: Is It Now Spreading Between People?
A recent case of bird flu infection in Missouri has raised concerns due to the infected individual’s lack of contact with animals.
Redefining Life: A Computational Perspective
In their thought-provoking article, David C. Krakauer and Chris Kempes argue that life may be better understood as a computational process rather than simply a product of chemistry and physics.
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