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This Planet Has Huge Deposits Of Diamonds, Reveals Study
The results of the study were published in the journal Nature Communications and could provide light on the composition and unusual magnetic field of the planet.
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Attention Beer Lovers! Climate Change May Alter The Taste Of Your Favourite Drink, Says Study
A recent study, published in the journal Nature Communications, suggests that the taste and quality of beer may decline due to climate change.
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Researchers Create Polymer Film That Can Yield Up to 13 Litres of Water From Air
Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have developed a low-cost polymer film that can extract atmospheric water in arid environments. The film is flexible and can be moulded into a variety of shapes and sizes. Making the film requires a gel, which has all the relevant ingredients.
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MIT Researchers Develop AI Model to Predict Wave Behaviour, Improve Ocean Climate Simulations
A group of engineers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA, has found a new way of modelling how waves break. Using machine learning and AI, they have tweaked the equations that were previously used for for designing and building offshore platforms and structures.
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Google, IBM, Other Tech Giants Underreport Carbon Footprint, Says Study
Big technology firms including Google, IBM, and SAP are underreporting their carbon footprint, claims a study conducted by Technical University of Munich and published in the journal Nature Communications.
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Chameleon-Inspired Robot That Can Change Colour Instantly to Adapt to Its Surroundings
Researchers have developed a colour-changing robot that looks and functions just like a chameleon. The advancement could help develop artificial camouflage technology.
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SARS-CoV-2 Antibodies Remain Stable Or Increase 7 Months After Infection: Study
The levels of IgG antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 remain stable, or even increase, seven months after infection, according to a study of healthcare workers published in the journal Nature Communications on Friday.
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Is Going Gluten-Free Healthy For People Not Allergic To Gluten? Here’s The Answer
According to a new research published in the journal Nature Communications, a diet low in gluten or a gluten-free diet may not only benefit people allergic to it, but also those who avoid its consumption for health-sake
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Low-Gluten, High-Fibre Diet May Reduce Bloating And Promote Weight Loss
In a recent study, published in the journal Nature Communications, it was found that gluten-free diets can reduce bloating and help promote weight loss
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Should You Go Gluten-Free Or Not? Here's The Answer Along With 4 Must-Try Gluten-Free Recipes
According to a study, published in the journal Nature Communications, people nowadays are choosing for low-gluten or gluten-free foods, even though they are not allergic to gluten, a protein found in wheat.
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Olive Oil Could Prevent Heart Attacks And Strokes; 5 More Benefits You Should Know
According to the study published in the journal Nature Communications, foods high in unsaturated fats may protect against cardiovascular diseases.
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Men's Attraction To Luxury Brands Involves Testosterone: Study
A single dose of testosterone steers men towards luxury brands of cars, watches, pens, or clothes which, like stag anglers and peacock tails, signal "status" to the female gender.
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Exercise With Your Partner To Lose Weight Together; Here's How You Can Do It Naturally
If you and partner happen to exercise and work out together, then here's a little good news for you. According to a recent study published in the journal Health Communication, it was found that couples, who work out together, lose weight together.
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Staying in Shape May Increase Lifespan; Try these Foods for Longevity
If you wish to live healthy and long life, it is now time to reduce weight and stay in shape. According to the study published in the Journal Nature Communications, reducing weight and staying in shape may prolong life expectancy by two months.
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Hate Going To The Gym? This Exercise Pill Is For You
Researchers from University of Leeds in the UK found that a protein called Piezo1 in the lining of blood vessels is able to detect a change in blood flow during exercise. Here's how this exercise pill can compensate for physical exercise.
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This Planet Has Huge Deposits Of Diamonds, Reveals Study
The results of the study were published in the journal Nature Communications and could provide light on the composition and unusual magnetic field of the planet.
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Attention Beer Lovers! Climate Change May Alter The Taste Of Your Favourite Drink, Says Study
A recent study, published in the journal Nature Communications, suggests that the taste and quality of beer may decline due to climate change.
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Researchers Create Polymer Film That Can Yield Up to 13 Litres of Water From Air
Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have developed a low-cost polymer film that can extract atmospheric water in arid environments. The film is flexible and can be moulded into a variety of shapes and sizes. Making the film requires a gel, which has all the relevant ingredients.
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MIT Researchers Develop AI Model to Predict Wave Behaviour, Improve Ocean Climate Simulations
A group of engineers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA, has found a new way of modelling how waves break. Using machine learning and AI, they have tweaked the equations that were previously used for for designing and building offshore platforms and structures.
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Google, IBM, Other Tech Giants Underreport Carbon Footprint, Says Study
Big technology firms including Google, IBM, and SAP are underreporting their carbon footprint, claims a study conducted by Technical University of Munich and published in the journal Nature Communications.
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Chameleon-Inspired Robot That Can Change Colour Instantly to Adapt to Its Surroundings
Researchers have developed a colour-changing robot that looks and functions just like a chameleon. The advancement could help develop artificial camouflage technology.
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SARS-CoV-2 Antibodies Remain Stable Or Increase 7 Months After Infection: Study
The levels of IgG antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 remain stable, or even increase, seven months after infection, according to a study of healthcare workers published in the journal Nature Communications on Friday.
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Is Going Gluten-Free Healthy For People Not Allergic To Gluten? Here’s The Answer
According to a new research published in the journal Nature Communications, a diet low in gluten or a gluten-free diet may not only benefit people allergic to it, but also those who avoid its consumption for health-sake
-
Low-Gluten, High-Fibre Diet May Reduce Bloating And Promote Weight Loss
In a recent study, published in the journal Nature Communications, it was found that gluten-free diets can reduce bloating and help promote weight loss
-
Should You Go Gluten-Free Or Not? Here's The Answer Along With 4 Must-Try Gluten-Free Recipes
According to a study, published in the journal Nature Communications, people nowadays are choosing for low-gluten or gluten-free foods, even though they are not allergic to gluten, a protein found in wheat.
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Olive Oil Could Prevent Heart Attacks And Strokes; 5 More Benefits You Should Know
According to the study published in the journal Nature Communications, foods high in unsaturated fats may protect against cardiovascular diseases.
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Men's Attraction To Luxury Brands Involves Testosterone: Study
A single dose of testosterone steers men towards luxury brands of cars, watches, pens, or clothes which, like stag anglers and peacock tails, signal "status" to the female gender.
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Exercise With Your Partner To Lose Weight Together; Here's How You Can Do It Naturally
If you and partner happen to exercise and work out together, then here's a little good news for you. According to a recent study published in the journal Health Communication, it was found that couples, who work out together, lose weight together.
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Staying in Shape May Increase Lifespan; Try these Foods for Longevity
If you wish to live healthy and long life, it is now time to reduce weight and stay in shape. According to the study published in the Journal Nature Communications, reducing weight and staying in shape may prolong life expectancy by two months.
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Hate Going To The Gym? This Exercise Pill Is For You
Researchers from University of Leeds in the UK found that a protein called Piezo1 in the lining of blood vessels is able to detect a change in blood flow during exercise. Here's how this exercise pill can compensate for physical exercise.
