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The Online Hub for Science Enthusiasts... Sciencetimes.com is dedicated to offering a comprehensive collection of information and content for those passionate about science and eager to stay informed on a variety of subjects that pique their interest. We deliver reliable news and insights, along with detailed reference materials on topics that are important to everyone. Our platform serves as a go-to source for original, up-to-date science and research news, as well as breaking developments across numerous fields. Our team excels not only in journalism but also in content creation, analysis, and reviews, ensuring that our audience has access to the best resources to fuel their quest for knowledge in these areas. Here’s what we focus on: - Science news tailored for both experts and the general public - Developing and keeping current scientific and medical reference databases - Building communities - Enhancing user experience - Providing interactive tools As the demand for science-related content grows both in the U.S. and globally, we anticipate a corresponding rise in the need for high-quality scientific information. With this vision, Sciencetimes.com aims to deliver top-notch coverage of the latest advancements, whether they arise from health and nutrition, medical and pharmaceutical sectors, or broader scientific inquiries. Furthermore, we strive to offer exceptional journalistic service by presenting content on the latest scientific research in a clear, concise, and factual manner, while providing context through diverse viewpoints and expert analysis.

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Could the Keto Diet Be Better for Blood Sugar Management?

4 weeks ago | sciencetimes.com | David Thompson

Blood sugar management is a crucial aspect of overall health. This becomes all the more true for individuals living with type 1 or type 2 diabetes and those affected by pancreatic conditions. A growing body of research suggests that dietary interventions can help keep blood glucose levels in check and support metabolic health. One such approach is the ketogenic (keto) diet, which significantly reduces carbohydrate intake.
Improving Delivery Accuracy and Efficiency in Supply Chain Through Predictive Models

2 months ago | sciencetimes.com | Ting Huang

Abstract: Predictive models have emerged as essential tools in modern supply chain and logistics management, leveraging advanced algorithms and data analytics to enhance delivery accuracy and operational efficiency. By integrating machine learning techniques such as logistic regression, time series analysis, and decision trees, these models enable companies to forecast demand, optimize inventory, and mitigate disruptions.
Earth's Temporary Mini-Moon Found to Be of Lunar Origin

2 months ago | sciencetimes.com | Madz Dizon

A small space rock, initially dubbed Earth's mini-moon, has been identified as a piece of the Moon. The object, known as 2024 PT5, was first detected in August 2024 and gained attention due to its brief orbit around Earth. 2024 PT5, measuring about 33 feet (10 meters) across, was spotted by NASA's Asteroid Terrestrial-Impact Last Alert System (ATLAS) on August 7, 2024.
Plants Rely on Underground Networks to Detect Neighboring Warnings: Study

Jan 23, 2025 | sciencetimes.com | Madz Dizon

A new study from the University of Oxford reveals that plants likely "eavesdrop" on each other through shared underground fungal networks, rather than actively warning their neighbors of threats. The research challenges previous assumptions about plant communication and presents a fresh perspective on their behavior. How Plants Communicate Through FungiBeneath the soil, plants are connected by an intricate network of fungi, known as the wood wide web.
The Universe Is Becoming More Complex, Cosmological Data Reveals

Jan 23, 2025 | sciencetimes.com | Madz Dizon

Recent findings suggest the universe has grown more complex over its 13.8 billion-year history, with cosmic structures evolving in ways that don't fully align with current predictions. Research led by Joshua Kim and Mathew Madhavacheril from the University of Pennsylvania, alongside the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, reveals subtle discrepancies in how matter is distributed across the cosmos.
Mediterranean Sea Was Refilled by a Catastrophic Flood Millions of Years Ago

Jan 23, 2025 | sciencetimes.com | Madz Dizon

Five million years ago, a colossal flood known as the Zanclean Megaflood refilled the Mediterranean Sea in one of the most dramatic geological events in Earth's history. This massive surge of water ended the Messinian Salinity Crisis, a period during which the Mediterranean had almost completely dried up, leaving behind vast salt plains.
Leading the Change: Varvara Soloveva's Journey in Digital Transformations

Jan 9, 2025 | sciencetimes.com | DAVID THOMPSON

Few individuals have left as impactful a mark as Varvara Soloveva in the landscape of Digital Innovation and Artificial Intelligence. Recognized as one of the distinct global experts at the intersection of Digital Sales Acceleration, Digital Product Development, and Advanced Analytics, Varvara has positioned herself as a leading voice in transforming banks and tech companies. Her career spans multiple continents and industries, focusing on reshaping customer experience and driving growth.
From Commercial Diving to Hyperbaric Chambers: Nicole Garrett's Journey to Founding Under Pressure

Nov 13, 2024 | sciencetimes.com | DAVID THOMPSON

Finding one's calling is a complex process often propelled by education, personal growth, miraculous accidents, and a pinch of fate. Currently the Founder and Chief Operating Officer at Under Pressure Hyperbarics, an innovative healthcare facility promoting alternative medical methods, Nicole Garrett's journey began with commercial diving. Nicole's fascination with the underwater world began at a young age, fueled by dreams of training dolphins and exploring uncharted depths.
The Role of Low Carbon Aluminium in Sustainable Manufacturing

Nov 13, 2024 | sciencetimes.com | Kareen Liez Datoy

Low-carbon aluminum has thus been realized as one of the critical materials in the drive to sustainable manufacturing. Given that most industries are under pressure to cut carbon emissions and adopt environmentally friendly business practices, there is aluminum with a lower carbon footprint. The conventional method of aluminum production is associated with high energy consumption, especially using fossil energy for smelting.
‘God of Chaos’ Asteroid, As Large As the Empire State Building, Will Have 'Astroquakes' During Near-Earth Flyby in 2029

Nov 8, 2024 | sciencetimes.com | Kareen Liez

A new prediction reveals that the asteroid Apophis, ominously known as the "God of Chaos," could undergo violent tremors when it makes an exceptionally close approach to Earth in five years. Named after the Egyptian deity of chaos, Apophis is expected to pass within 19,000 miles of our planet on April 13, 2029, close enough for Earth's gravity to exert a significant effect.