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These male hummingbirds evolved straighter, sharper bills so they could better joust for mates

Hummingbirds are fighters. While their needle-like bills help the tiny birds slurp up nectar inside flowers, the appendages ...
The Guardian Nigeria

Step into the past: Nneka Zainab Odemwingie’s ‘Aruan the Giant’ VR project and her approach to preserving cultural heritage

In an era where technology often distances us from our roots, Zainab Odemwingie, convinced that technology can accomplish ...
ACI Africa

Sierra Leonean Catholic Priest Famed for Humanitarian Work Dedicates National Award to Dedicated Diocesan Team

Fr. Peter Konteh is among the recipients of the prestigious Women’s Forum Sierra Leone National Awards which recognizes ...

Medical Breakthroughs: 5 AI Innovators Redefining What's Possible

Baystreet.ca News Commentary – The healthcare AI market reached $21.66 billion in 2025 and analysts now project growth to $110.61 billion by 2030[1] as artificial intelligence ...
Frontiers

Advances in Biotechnological Approaches for Reproductive Tissue Engineering

The development of artificial grafts that may recapitulate the tissue microarchitecture is one of the most ambitious and ...
eLife

Testosterone-induced metabolic changes in seminal vesicle epithelium modify seminal plasma components with potential to improve sperm motility

Testosterone promotes the conversion of glucose to fatty acids by increasing the expression of ACLY in seminal vesicle epithelial cells, thereby regulating the seminal plasma components.
EuropaWire

ZEISS and WEHI Establish First Australian labs@location Hub for Advanced Imaging

Dr René Hessling, Head of ZEISS Australia and New Zealand, and Prof Kelly Rogers OAM, WEHI division head and manager of the Centre for Dynamic Imaging, open the new space. (IN BRIEF) ZEISS has ...