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Science X™ is a top online news platform dedicated to science, research, and technology, covering a wide array of subjects. These subjects range from physics and earth science to medicine, nanotechnology, electronics, space, biology, chemistry, computer science, engineering, mathematics, and beyond. Since its launch in 2004 as Physorg.com, Science X has seen a consistent rise in its audience, now reaching around 1.75 million scientists, researchers, and engineers each month. The platform publishes nearly 100 high-quality articles daily, providing extensive insights into scientific and technological advancements from around the globe.

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How youth sports create future leaders or future cheaters

1 week ago | sciencex.com

Science X Science News Wire : How youth sports create future leaders or future cheaters -- a press release is provided to you ìas isî with little or no review from Science X staff.
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1 month ago | sciencex.com | Ali Jones

As cities face growing climate and biodiversity challenges, EU-funded researchers are harnessing the power of nature to create greener, healthier and more resilient urban spaces. In an industrial quarter outside Buenos Aires, a hummingbird hovers over a vibrant bed of plants and flowers. Two years ago, the area was a stretch of grey streets and factory units. Today, EU-funded researchers are bringing nature to urban Argentina, in a collaboration between European and Latin American cities.
Cracking the code of supersolid light - and what it means for future quantum tech

1 month ago | sciencex.com | Jonathan O'Callaghan

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From poultry waste to food packaging: the end of plastic wrap as we know it?

1 month ago | sciencex.com | Gioia Salvatori

A fire is raging through a house. Half of it is already in ashes; the other half might still be saved but all we have is a bucket of water. That fire is the mountain of plastic waste we're producing, growing ever larger and smothering the environment. The bucket of water is bioplastics: a natural remedy but not a definitive solution. The numbers are staggering: 29 kilos more than in 2011. Of that, 19% was plastic packaging waste, and only 41% of it was recycled.
Science for all: Europe's gender equality awards in research herald more progress ahead

1 month ago | sciencex.com | Helen Massy Beresford

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From trade fair to advanced surgery: the research project that pioneered 3D printing in medicine

Jan 23, 2025 | sciencex.com | Tom Cassauwers

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Learning the short food supply chain: how advisors and training empower sustainable agriculture

Jan 15, 2025 | sciencex.com | Diego Giuliani

Short food supply chains are revolutionising agriculture, but success takes more than direct sales. Tailored training and expert advisors play a crucial role in helping farmers navigate new challenges, and build sustainable, fair, and resilient food systemsYou might have your fruit and vegetable basket delivered weekly by your nearby farmer, but you will hardly guess how far the roots of this economic model go.
Green prescriptions: how a pharmaceutical company in the Italian Alps is tackling decarbonisation

Jan 12, 2025 | sciencex.com | Massimiliano Saltori

The pharmaceutical sector, one of Europe's most energy-intensive industries, is under increasing pressure due to rising energy costs and the need for decarbonisation. A pilot project in the Italian Alps now promises innovative solutions to cut the industry's environmental footprint by integrating renewable energy and advanced technologies. Europe's energy-intensive industries—like steel, cement, chemicals, or paper—are at a crossroads.
Science lifts the curtain on the history of European puppet theatre

Jan 11, 2025 | sciencex.com | Ali Jones

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Dec 9, 2024 | sciencex.com | Michael Allen

EU-funded researchers are building Europe's capacity to monitor our seas and oceans and predict changing conditions. When oceanographer Toste Tanhua and his research team set up a trial system to monitor aquaculture conditions near Barcelona in 2023, they were keenly aware of the havoc a powerful storm had wreaked on the region three years earlier. Storm Gloria ravaged southeast Spain in January 2020, killing 13 people and causing millions of euros in damage.