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Fair pricing may be key to obtaining better data in crowdsourced research.

Studies show that doubling fees in crowdsourced research significantly reduces participant dropout and improves data quality.

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Personalized mobile health apps are offering customized physical activity recommendations for Type 2 diabetes by using wearable device data, cardiometabolic profiles, and even leptin as a biosignal.

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What truly drives academic success in English Medium Instruction programs across non-English speaking countries?

A systematic review highlights English proficiency, self-efficacy, self-concept, and vocabulary knowledge as the strongest predictors.

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Unlocking innovation starts with unlocking knowledge. New research explores how intellectual capital and a strong knowledge-sharing culture can boost creativity, collaboration, and long-term organizational success.

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Research on the alpine plant Arabis alpina shows that self-pollination fails to eliminate harmful mutations across its range, allowing for the accumulation of genetic load and challenging long-held evolutionary assumptions.

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Rare-earth elements are opening new possibilities for more efficient electromagnetic wave absorption and advanced material design.

This research could pave the way for next-generation technologies with improved electromagnetic performance.

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The rule in nutritional science is clear: if it's not documented, it hasn't happened; however, randomized controlled trials of human nutrition in the US show that there are still major shortcomings in education, supervision, and regulation.

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Wastewater technologies promise to turn agricultural waste into valuable resources like nutrients, but they aren't yet as green or energy-efficient as needed for true sustainability.

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Atoms aren’t just passive building blocks—they compete and cooperate like living populations, and this dynamic may explain entropy, chemical bonds, and even gravity.

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Ever wonder how we experience a continuous “now” when physics says instants have zero duration?

This new study proposes that subjective awareness acts as a Temporal Uncertainty Principle, resolving a deep paradox in continuous time.

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Cotton fibres are helping turn brittle biodegradable plastic into a material nearly four times stronger and far more flexible, while boosting toughness and gas barriers for better packaging.

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Old ships are driving economic growth and sustainability in Bangladesh by supplying recycled steel and materials for industry, supporting jobs and reducing import needs.

Yet safety, environmental, and regulatory challenges under the Hong Kong Convention threaten its lead.

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New research from Université de Montréal reveals that distinct brain timing patterns in visual perception can identify adult ADHD with over 90% accuracy using machine learning: adults with ADHD show slower oscillatory rhythms, which are further modified by stimulant medication.

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New research from University of Calgary reveals what happens after the vaccine preservative thimerosal enters your body: it rapidly reacts with natural cellular biomolecules like L-glutathione and L-cysteine under physiological conditions, forming new complexes.

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Engineers at Mississippi State University unveiled a new wood beam with honeycomb-inspired cores from corrugated panels, offering higher stiffness-to-weight than glulam while using small trees, reducing material use, transport costs, and enabling lighter, stronger buildings.

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Drones can now remain rock-steady in turbulent winds thanks to a decentralized robust MRAC control method with e-modification by Professor Francisco Jurado.

This error-dependent damping approach prevents parameter drift and ensures superior stability for quadrotors and beyond.

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Scientists just unveiled a brilliant new model using granular thermodynamics to track toxic heavy metals and particles as they creep through underground soil and groundwater!

This creative multiphase approach could transform how we predict and fight subsurface pollution.

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Systemic barriers persist: Indigenous families face long travel distances, cultural disconnects in care, and limited resources when their children battle serious illnesses—despite strong community and traditional healing ties, according to a new University of Saskatchewan study.

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Waste to wonder: Researchers just combined red mud (aluminum byproduct) and fly ash (coal byproduct) into an ultra-strong geopolymer material with compressive strength rivaling high-grade cement—while slashing toxic waste and carbon emissions!

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Breakthrough plastic self-cleans & stops ice formation!

UNSW researchers turned PET into superhydrophobic material via thermal etching & chemical modification, forming micro/nano structures that repel water/dirt (coffee/sand), delay ice & resist UV for packaging/cars/outdoor gear.

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