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In the rapidly evolving world of precision agriculture, a groundbreaking development has emerged that could revolutionize how we detect and manage plant diseases. Researchers have introduced LiteCShuffle (LCS), a lightweight deep learning model desig

In the heart of Ethiopia’s Upper Blue Nile Basin, a silent transformation is underway, one that could reshape the future of water management and energy production in the region. A recent study, led by Solomon D. Alemu from the Department of Hydraulic

In the heart of agricultural innovation, a new model is emerging that could revolutionize how we detect and manage plant diseases, ultimately safeguarding global food security. Hussein Layth, a researcher from the Department of Computers Techniques E

In the intricate world of protein science, a new protocol is making waves, promising to streamline the study of N-glycosylation—a critical post-translational modification that plays a pivotal role in protein function and stability. Led by Wuqiang Hon

In a world where gut health is increasingly linked to overall wellbeing, a groundbreaking study has shed new light on the benefits of fermented foods. Published in the open-access journal Frontiers in Nutrition, the systematic review and meta-analysi

In the heart of Cyprus, a quiet revolution is taking place in potato fields, where a cutting-edge approach to water and nutrient management is not only boosting yields but also slashing environmental impacts. A recent study led by Damianos Neocleous,

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Poultry Science* (translated from Chinese as “家禽科学”), researchers have uncovered a novel approach to enhance drug absorption in chickens, with potential implications for the poultry industry and bey

In the heart of China’s Guangxi region, a team of researchers led by Shimiao Chen at the Guangxi Subtropical Crops Research Institute has made a significant stride in the world of agricultural biotechnology. Their work, published in the journal *Fron

In the arid landscapes of Jordan, a tiny, critically endangered plant known locally as Zateer Barry, or Thymus bovei, has found a new lease on life thanks to innovative micropropagation techniques developed by researchers at the University of Jordan.

In the heart of Beijing, a team of researchers from the Information Technology Research Center at the Beijing Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences has developed a groundbreaking tool that could revolutionize how farmers access and utilize agr