The Japan Meteorological Agency is warning people around central Japan, including Tokyo’s 23 wards, about accumulated snow ...

Meanwhile, Shin and Lu argued, leading Shin to leave. Scientists mistake Lu for Shin and abduct her, intending to return him to the lab that gave him clairvoyance. Sakamoto and Shin pursue them ...

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Scientists from Osaka Metropolitan University have discovered how the Antarctic midge survives in extreme climates through a two-year life cycle involving quiescence and obligate diapause.

Graduate School of Science Professor Shin G. Goto and Dr. Mizuki Yoshida, a graduate student at the time of the research who is now a postdoc at Ohio State University, found that the midge deals ...

The research has been published in Scientific Reports. Graduate School of Science Professor Shin G. Goto and Dr. Mizuki Yoshida, a graduate student at the time of the research who is now a postdoc ...