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Economic inequality increases risk of civil war
If economic inequality increases within a country, the risk of civil war breaking out grows. This is the finding from a study by the Chair of Economic History at the University of following analysis of data stretching over two centuries and covering a total of 193 countries.
Why Do Submarine Canyons Form in Places Where the Seafloor Is Particularly Steep?
Researchers from Freie Universität Berlin and the University of Potsdam have published the results of a study indicating that the slope of the seafloor plays a crucial role in how submarine canyons are formed.
Sniffing out hunger: a nose-to-brain connection linked to appetite
To the point. Nose-brain connection: researchers have identified a direkt link between the nose and nerve cells in the brain that trigger a feeling of fullness when food is smelled.
Green nickel for sustainable electrification
A single-step method enables the energy saving extreaction of Nickel with reduced CO2 emissions for batteries and stainless steel.
Unknown water in the earth’s interior
University of Münster is involved in the new "Center for Molecular Water Science. Water is not only essential for life, it is also a fascinating and complex molecule that forms the basis of all life on earth.
Couples with opposing political views face higher risk of separation
To the point. Research findings: A study analyzing over thirty years of data found that the risk of separation is 38 percent higher among couples with differing party preferences.
Running circles in my head
Researchers in Freiburg have identified the protein ELAV as a key regulator of circular RNA production in the nervous system, which is crucial for brain function.
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