The staff of the Institute of Geography of ANAS confirms that the retreat of water in the Caspian Sea is not a temporary phenomenon, but part of large—scale processes that can change the face of the region.
The Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) will begin exploring the possibility of implementing a project to transfer part of the waters of the Siberian Ob River to Central Asian countries, including Uzbekistan.
It was found that 88% of the mice injected with the vaccine did not develop tumors. The results confirmed that the vaccine not only reduces existing tumors, but can also prevent cancer.
The male brain undergoes more pronounced shrinkage with age than the female brain, Nature reports.
Argentine paleontologists have discovered the remains of a previously unknown dinosaur species that lived about 230 million years ago.
Researchers from the Karolinska Institute (Sweden) and their colleagues from South Africa have proposed a new way to detect tuberculosis - not by sputum, but by the air exhaled by the patient.
The Earth's ozone layer is recovering, a study by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has shown. Scientists have found that the total level of ozone cover in the stratosphere in 2024 was higher than in previous years. The ozone hole over Antarctica also turned out to be not as extensive as before.
The molecule created by the researchers is key for the future implementation of artificial photosynthesis. The team hopes that this will bring people closer to a sustainable energy future.
The largest solar flare since June 20 of this year was recorded on Monday, August 25, according to the Laboratory of Solar Astronomy at the Institute of Space Research (IKI) of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Chinese and American scientists have developed a building material that interacts with light and heat in such a way that it helps cool buildings, rather than accumulating heat inside them, as conventional cement and concrete do.
