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The public sector in countries like India should build more capacity in research and development as this would help to evolve effective public policies, Charles Edquist of Lund University, Sweden, said on Saturday.

Most of the atomic physics division at Lund University were assembled in a spacious room with a big screen to await the announcement of the 2023 Nobel laureates in physics from the Royal Academy of Sciences on October 3. Of course, the Nobel secrecy is perfect, but there was still…

The 2023 Nobel prize in physics has been awarded to a trio of scientists for pioneering tools used to study the world of electrons.

A new study has found that artificial intelligence can detect breast cancer in a similar way to radiologists.

Monitoring stations that already test for pollution could have dual purpose of mapping declines in biodiversity, reveals new study

With a brain smaller than a 10th of a grain of rice, bogong moths are born with exceptional navigation skills. Scientists are starting to understand how.

Preventing weight gain in young adulthood may reduce risk of aggressive and fatal cancer in later life

Researchers said that preventing weight gain in young adulthood may reduce the risk of aggressive and fatal prostate cancer in later life.

Certain pregnancy issues raise the chance of heart disease later in life. Read full story on Dynamite News:

Trigger finger, or locked fingers, is more common in diabetics than in the general population. According to a study led by Lund University in Sweden, the risk of being affected increases when blood sugar levels are high. Read more on Dynamite News:

Donated lungs in vast quantities cannot be transplanted. Researchers at Skane University Hospital and Lund University in Sweden completed an animal study that raises the possibility of using more donor lungs in the future. Read more on Dynamite news: