How do earthquakes spend their energy? MIT’s latest research shows heat—not ground motion—is the main outcome of a quake, reshaping how scientists understand seismic risks
This synergistic bracing action gives IgM a unique advantage in neutralizing bacterial toxins that are exposed to mechanical forces inside the body
MIT researchers have developed the first mathematically proven method for training machine learning models that can efficiently interpret symmetric data—an advance that could significantly enhance the...
Sulfur dioxide, a toxic air pollutant primarily released from vehicle exhaust and industrial processes, is notorious for triggering respiratory irritation, asthma attacks, and long-term lung damage.
A new multi-server machining model from India integrates emergency scenarios and behavioral uncertainties to optimize industrial resilience post-pandemic.
Raman Research Institute scientists unlock sustainable alternative for laser safety in line with green tech goals
During this time, the planet was believed to be encased in ice, with global temperatures plummeting to as low as -50°C
