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I. STEM researchers often choose a useless editing service Many STEM and medical writers’ first language is not English. This …
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The academia is an ever-moving field, with many labs open throughout the day. Throughout the year, there is a constant …
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Two independent groups unveiled new Artificial Intelligence (AI) to decipher the 3D structure of proteins from their amino acid sequences. …
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The advances in science and technology have drastically changed the way humans live. The needs of modern era have given …
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Janet Emerson Bashen, American inventor, entrepreneur, and first African-American woman to hold a software patent, once said that, “my success …
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Sexual violence is common against girls and women in conflict zones and other hostile political environments. Accordingly, it would make …
Dr. Nilakash (aka Neel) Das is a clinical data scientist, whose work lies at the intersection of artificial intelligence and …
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I changed the narrative in a way that will help my student succeed elsewhere in life In today’s world people …
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In today’s world, individuals are often defined by their professions and everybody has a unique professional journey. It is said …
According to the World Health Organization, deaths due to CVD (cardiovascular diseases) would rise to 23 million annually by 2030, …
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