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Most City Mice Now Carry Genes That Help Them Survive Rat Poison

The Centiloid scale allows researchers to combine and analyze amyloid PET imaging data from multiple sources that used different tracers, scanners, and acquisition times.

Alzheimer’s Gene Doesn’t Behave the Same Way in Everyone

Cyborg cockroach proposed in this study (A). The LED on the controller was seen beneath the cuticle. The controller and the battery were implanted into the body (B, x-ray image).

Hiding Electronics Inside a Cockroach Makes It a Better Robot

A new fluffy lightweight material was formed into cotton-like balls (left) and flat fabric swatches (right images).

Fluffy Fabric Keeps Heat In When It’s Freezing and Lets It Out When It’s Not

Person chopping garlic

Why We Trust the Hand That Slices Our Lunch, Even When It Makes Us Sick

Female Chickadees Cheat With Smarter Males to Give Their Chicks Better Memories

wrecked car with red warning tape

Utah’s Lower Drink-Drive Limit Cut Road Deaths Across Every Level of Drunkenness

Middle aged woman with glass of water

Brain Drug That Failed in Trials May Work in Women, Depending on the Week of Their Cycle

Relative to satellite retrievals, the key common biases of global kilometer-scale models in representing the convective and fine-scale precipitation characteristics of mesoscale convective systems.

World’s Sharpest Climate Models Can Finally See Storms, But Keep Getting Four Things Wrong

Mongooses Plan Their Battles Days Before the Enemy Shows Up

Lead author Dr Jae Pyun (left) and senior author Professor Joseph Nicolazzo (right

A Copper Drug Cleared Toxic Proteins and Restored Memory in Alzheimer’s Mice

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A Constipation Drug Sharpened Memory and Attention in People Who Had Recovered from Depression

A Brain Implant That Listens for Every Footstep Cuts Falls in Parkinson’s

Using the new method for converting methylamines, complex compounds can be produced under simple conditions.

Chemists Can Now Rewrite a Drug Molecule in a Single Step Instead of Building It From Scratch

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