[ad_1] Astronomer Mariko Kimura is pushing the boundaries of black-hole research.Credit: Irwin Wong for Nature Nature Index supplements on Japan over the past decade have documented the country’s ongoing struggles…
[ad_1] Leading partnershipsThe United States is the main partner for Japan when it comes to internationally co-authored research in the Nature Index, as measured by bilateral collaboration score (BCS), followed…
[ad_1] Scientific specialismsChemistry and the physical sciences together contribute more than three-quarters of Japan’s overall Share in the Nature Index. The concentration in chemistry is higher in both China and…
[ad_1] Credit: Eva Vazquez Every 30 minutes, the kidneys filter all the blood in the body. This round-the-clock removal of toxins is hard work, and over a lifetime of purification,…
[ad_1] Listen to the latest science news, with Nick Petrić Howe and Benjamin Thompson. Your browser does not support the audio element. In this episode:00:47 Wildfire smoke’s chemical composition enhances…
[ad_1] RESEARCH BRIEFINGS 08 March 2023 The compatibility of a material with its environment is important for real-world applications. A framework has been developed to translate the amino-acid sequence of…
[ad_1] GIFT City in Gujarat is the proposed site for India's first foreign university campus.Credit: Sam Panthaky/AFP via Getty For the first time, the Indian government has granted approval for…
[ad_1] Credit: Jim Clare/Nature Picture Library Latin American governments’ decades-long campaign of killing vampire bats to reduce rabies outbreaks has the opposite effect, a study in Peru has found. Reactive…
[ad_1] A human embryo at the 16-cell stage sits on the tip of a pin. Researchers say genome-editing techniques are still not safe enough to be used in embryos destined…
[ad_1] Mariko Kimura plans to shift her focus to γ-ray bursts, and hopes her work will inspire other women in astronomy.Credit: Irwin Wong for Nature This is the first in…
