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Scientists tracked 142 Burmese pythons for 20 years; only four expelled transmitters
Last countries with polio: Why Pakistan & Afghanistan are struggling to eliminate it
Burmese pythons establish new breeding hotspot on Florida’s Gulf Coast
Australian grower backs $291 million bioenergy plant to power 31,000 homes
Indigenous Australians buried a 1,000-year-old dingo and fed it for centuries
Meet the Rose-Hulman students who developed a device to monitor babies in intensive care
Times of india science·25 Oct 2026
A group of four innovative biology and biomedical engineering students has created an impressive device known as PneumaNode, a small sensor patch designed to monitor neonatal patients effectively.…
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