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New Study Unveils Reason Behind Antibiotic Failures

A new study from the University of Basel reveals nutrient starvation, not resilient “persisters,” as the key factor behind the …

New Study Links Commuter Students’ Mental Health to Vehicle Crashes

A recent study by Florida Atlantic University has uncovered significant connections between mental health challenges and an increased likelihood of …

Omega-3s Can Slow Down Biological Aging Process

A new study uncovers that a combination of omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin D and strength training can significantly slow biological …

New Study Reveals Math Gap in Indian Children

A recent study exposes a significant gap in math skills between Indian youths working in marketplaces and those engaged in …

WSU Scientists Enhance Nutritional Value of Pancakes With Whole Grains

Researchers at Washington State University have developed healthier pancakes using whole grains like buckwheat, quinoa and millet. Their work aims …

Innovative Reusable Sponge Can Clean and Reclaim Water Pollutants

Northwestern University introduces an innovative sponge that captures and releases pollutants, offering a reusable and cost-effective solution for water contamination …

School Smartphone Bans Has Limited Impact on Student Well-Being

A pioneering study reveals that banning smartphones in schools isn’t sufficient to enhance students’ mental health and well-being, urging a …

Publish Your Press Release

Press Release Distribution for Universities & Organizations Amplify Your Reach! Leverage The University Network’s extensive reach and trusted platform to …

0.5°C Rise in Global Warming Will Triple Earth’s Uninhabitable Areas

An international study led by King’s College London reveals that just a half-degree increase beyond 1.5°C in global warming can …

Classical Music for Babies: New Study Shows It Calms Fetal Heart Rate

A new study reveals that classical music can calm fetal heart rates, suggesting potential developmental benefits. The researchers found that …

AI

New AI Model Identifies Genetic Risk Factors for Parkinson’s Disease

A team led by Cleveland Clinic has used advanced AI models to uncover genetic factors in Parkinson’s disease progression and …

AI Outperforms Human Crisis Responders in Empathy: New Study

University of Toronto Scarborough researchers found AI generates more compassionate responses compared to both ordinary individuals and professional crisis responders, …

Why Most Companies Fail to Reap the Benefits of AI

A new study from Aalto University reveals that emotional and behavioral factors, rather than technological limitations, are the primary reasons …

AI Accurately Simulates Glacier Modeling in the Alps

Researchers led by the University of Lausanne have utilized AI to produce a highly accurate model of the last Alpine …

Is AI Capable of Passing Ph.D.-Level History Tests?

Despite its prowess in various domains, AI still falls short in expert-level history knowledge, with top-performing models scoring just 46% …

Career & Education

New Study Reveals Math Gap in Indian Children

A recent study exposes a significant gap in math skills between Indian youths working in marketplaces and those engaged in …

New Lifecycle Journal to Innovate Scholarly Publishing

The Center for Open Science has launched Lifecycle Journal, an innovative platform designed to revolutionize scholarly publishing by fostering transparency …

Is AI Capable of Passing Ph.D.-Level History Tests?

Despite its prowess in various domains, AI still falls short in expert-level history knowledge, with top-performing models scoring just 46% …

Schools Urged to Boost Entry-Level Salaries to Attract New Teachers

Despite concerns about teacher shortages, schools are not adjusting salary scales effectively to attract new teachers, according to a recent …

What Qualities Are Employers Seeking in New 2025 Graduates?

Drexel University’s latest report reveals that ethical judgment, adaptability and critical thinking are critical skills for new graduates, amid a …

Climate & Sustainability

Innovative Reusable Sponge Can Clean and Reclaim Water Pollutants

Northwestern University introduces an innovative sponge that captures and releases pollutants, offering a reusable and cost-effective solution for water contamination …

The Key Organizational Capabilities for Successful Green Transition

A recent study by Kaunas University of Technology highlights the critical role of dynamic organizational capabilities in advancing green transition …

Survey Reveals People Prefer Cheaper Meat Alternatives Over Authentic Meat

A recent survey indicates that consumers may choose plant-based meat alternatives if priced significantly lower than real meat. Conducted by …

Scientists Discover Polar Bear Fur’s Ice-Repelling Secrets for Sustainable Solutions

A new study reveals that the unique lipid composition of polar bear fur could revolutionize anti-icing technologies across various industries, …

New Cost-Effective Method to Detect Arsenic in Drinking Water

Scientists have unveiled a new optical fiber sensor that enables real-time detection of arsenic in drinking water at levels far …

Health & Wellness

New Study Links Commuter Students’ Mental Health to Vehicle Crashes

A recent study by Florida Atlantic University has uncovered significant connections between mental health challenges and an increased likelihood of …

School Smartphone Bans Has Limited Impact on Student Well-Being

A pioneering study reveals that banning smartphones in schools isn’t sufficient to enhance students’ mental health and well-being, urging a …

New Survey Reveals Nearly Half of Adults Misunderstand Risks of Daily Aspirin

Nearly half of U.S. adults incorrectly believe that the benefits of daily low-dose aspirin outweigh the risks, according to a …

Breakthrough in Understanding Cholesterol Protein

In a new study, University of Missouri researchers have unraveled the structure of ApoB100, a crucial protein associated with “bad” …

Common Binge Eating Treatment Shows Mixed Results, Study Finds

A Rutgers Health-led study highlights mixed results for lisdexamfetamine as a treatment for binge eating disorder, shedding light on the …

Lifestyle

Omega-3s Can Slow Down Biological Aging Process

A new study uncovers that a combination of omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin D and strength training can significantly slow biological …

WSU Scientists Enhance Nutritional Value of Pancakes With Whole Grains

Researchers at Washington State University have developed healthier pancakes using whole grains like buckwheat, quinoa and millet. Their work aims …

Research Challenges Long-Held Belief About Alcohol Use Disorder and Depression

A recent study from the University of Chicago Medicine reveals that those with alcohol use disorder and depression experience heightened …

Survey Reveals People Prefer Cheaper Meat Alternatives Over Authentic Meat

A recent survey indicates that consumers may choose plant-based meat alternatives if priced significantly lower than real meat. Conducted by …

Mediterranean Diet Improves Brain Health in Hispanic Adults: New Study

Researchers have found that closely following a Mediterranean diet can enhance brain health in Hispanic adults, independent of cardiovascular factors, …

People & Culture

New Study Decodes 11,000-Year Genetic History of Sheep and Their Profound Impact on Humans

An interdisciplinary team has mapped the 11,000-year genomic history of sheep, unveiling their long-standing impact on human civilization — from …

Marriage Counseling Techniques Could Help Heal Political Divides: New Study

A recent Notre Dame-led study reveals that marriage counseling-inspired interventions can reduce political polarization, fostering greater understanding and unity among …

New Study Reveals Challenges in Team Creativity With Diverse Expertise

A new study reveals that while teams with diverse expertise generate unique ideas, they often struggle with practical implementation. This …

New WSU-Led Study Finds Future-Focused Travel Ads More Effective Than Nostalgia

A recent study led by Washington State University has found that future-focused travel ads inspire more bookings than those relying …

How ‘Boosting’ Empowers Individuals to Make Better Decisions

A new review from the Max Planck Institute for Human Development shows how “boosting” can empower individuals to make better …

Science

New Study Unveils Reason Behind Antibiotic Failures

A new study from the University of Basel reveals nutrient starvation, not resilient “persisters,” as the key factor behind the …

Classical Music for Babies: New Study Shows It Calms Fetal Heart Rate

A new study reveals that classical music can calm fetal heart rates, suggesting potential developmental benefits. The researchers found that …

UNM-Led Research Find Alarming Levels of Microplastics in Human Brains

Researchers led by University of New Mexico Health Sciences have revealed that human brain tissue contains high levels of microplastics, …

No Link Between Maternal Health Conditions and Autism: New Study

An extensive study of over 1.1 million pregnancies shows that maternal health conditions are not a cause of autism. The …

Tackling Sepsis Could Save Millions of Lives and Mitigate Future Pandemic Deaths, Experts Say

New research highlights the potential of systems immunology to combat sepsis, a leading cause of death, offering hope for reducing …

Technology

School Smartphone Bans Has Limited Impact on Student Well-Being

A pioneering study reveals that banning smartphones in schools isn’t sufficient to enhance students’ mental health and well-being, urging a …

Why Headphone Battery Degrades More Quickly Over Time

Researchers led by The University of Texas at Austin have uncovered why batteries in wireless earbuds don’t last as long …

New Portable Device to Revolutionize Fire Suppression Techniques

Researchers at Ohio State University unveil a pioneering firefighting tool leveraging conductive aerosols and vortex rings, poised to significantly enhance …

Electric Vehicles Match Traditional Cars in Longevity: New Study

A new study has found that battery-powered electric vehicles now match the lifespans of traditional petrol and diesel cars. This …

New Biomimetic Teakwood Coating Promises Enhanced Aircraft Engine Protection

Researchers led by Shandong University have crafted a pioneering biomimetic teakwood environmental barrier coating aimed at enhancing aircraft engine durability …