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Siblings with unique genetic change help scientists progress drug search for type 1 diabetes

Science Daily 19 Apr 2024

Two siblings who have the only known mutations in a key gene anywhere in the world have helped scientists gain new insights that could help progress the search for new treatments in type 1 diabetes ... .

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‘Some of them are total creeps’: Person who used to work for TED Talks dishes ...

The Daily Dot 19 Apr 2024

According to its website, the organization seeks out "Scientists, researchers, technologists, business leaders, artists, designers, and other world experts" to share "valuable new knowledge and innovative research in their fields." ... .

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Here's why experts don't think cloud seeding played a role in Dubai's downpour

Hindustan Times 18 Apr 2024

Meteorologists and climate scientists said the extreme rainfall is akin to what the world expects with human-caused climate change, and one way to know for certain that it was not caused by tinkering ...

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Nano-thin powerhouses: New ferroelectric capacitors set to transform tech

Interesting Engineering 18 Apr 2024

How Ferroelectricity Works, Why It Could Change the World Scientists use ferroelectric materials to create futuristic motor Scientists Solve 80-year old Mystery About Ferroelectric Materials.

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Did cloud seeding lead to unprecedented floods in Dubai?

NBC Bay Area 18 Apr 2024

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Great Barrier Reef experiencing one of its worst coral bleaching events

The Spokesman-Review 18 Apr 2024

According to NOAA scientists, the world is experiencing its fourth global bleaching event, and the second in the last decade ... Scientists say it could be the biggest test yet of the 1,400-mile-long world wonder’s ability to recover.

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Climate change: Deadly African heatwave 'impossible' without warming

RNZ 18 Apr 2024

A new analysis from scientists ... While a warmer world would see droughts like this occur once every ten years, the scientists found that droughts were twice as likely to occur in an El Ni�o year.

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Here’s why experts don’t think cloud seeding played a role in Dubai’s downpour

Wtop 18 Apr 2024

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"Despite challenges, our scientists shown that Bharat can be the Space Ace": Admiral Hari Kumar

Beijing News 18 Apr 2024

"So despite countless challenges, resource constraints and denial of technology, our space scientists have shown to the world that we have the will wisdom and wherewithal to be the space ace," Admiral Kumar said.

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Taste-testing the world’s first lab-grown sausage — is it a banger?

The Times/The Sunday Times 18 Apr 2024

... is made of pork but without a pig needing to meet its untimely demise? Food scientists in the Netherlands believe they have found a way, and will soon be offering it to barbecuers around the world.

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The Latest Breakthroughs in Quantum Computing

Sify 18 Apr 2024

While there’s really nothing like the quantum world to make you feel unintelligent, it’s good to know that there are scientists around the world to whom this stuff makes sense.

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The British scientists plotting to control the world’s weather

AOL 18 Apr 2024

While most Britons would prefer scientists to work on stopping it from pouring, drier parts of the world – the UAE included – understandably have other goals ... The Reading scientists, led by Prof Giles ...

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Your morning coffee may be more than a half million years old

The Philadelphia Inquirer 18 Apr 2024

Using genes from coffee plants around the world, researchers built a family tree for the world’s most popular type of coffee, ...

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Shape-shifting cancer cell discovery reveals two potential drug targets against skin cancer

Pharmiweb 18 Apr 2024

Scientists have discovered how skin cancer cells shapeshift based on their environment – enabling them to spread through the body and cause a metastatic cancer ... Scientists and clinicians at The ...

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Climate Change to Blame for Recent African Heatwave, Scientists Say

WhoWhatWhy 18 Apr 2024

The deadly heatwave that hit Africa in recent weeks “would not have occurred without climate change,” according to a new analysis from the World Weather Attribution initiative ... this part of the world.