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A Theoretical Framework for Time, Space, and Energy Scaling” was published by researchers at Sandia National Laboratories.

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The “Boy’s a liar” singer PinkPantheress unpacked her frustration about the bias Black women face in the electronic scene.

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Private-equity (PE) acquisition of gastroenterology (GI) practices led to higher colonoscopy prices, utilization, and ...

Gold's stability has been found to be 14 times its melting point, challenging thermodynamic principles, offering insights into extreme material behavior under ultrafast heating.

Creatine has been extensively studied and used by athletes for years to help boost muscle mass and performance. But like any supplement, creatine isn’t regulated by the Food and Drug Administration ...