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Australia grew a Madagascar vine for WW2 rubber. It became a major invasive weed
Sharks’ Long-Range Hearing: Study finds 74m sound detection; sharks turn away
Scientists test 397 butterfly species to reveal how wing patterns confuse predators
Faya was brought to Hawaii for its berries and later used in reforestation
Tiny snail rebounds after extinction fears and captive breeding effort
Meet Filip Lajciak, the Slovak student who built an affordable 3D microscope
Times of india science·8 Oct 2026
Filip Lajciak has developed an innovative and cost-effective microscope capable of producing non-invasive 3D models of minute samples. By employing a stereo camera within the microscope, the device…
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