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South African National Biodiversity Institute University of the Western Cape

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Ahmed Malik · 1 Sep 2026

Cardiovascular Health and Lifestyle Factors in Urban India

A comprehensive study investigating the correlation between lifestyle factors and cardiovascular health among urban populations in India.

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India
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Human

Prof. Yuki Tanaka · 1 Sep 2026

Comparative Neuroimaging Study of Pediatric Brain Development

This study investigates the neural development in pediatric populations using high-resolution imaging techniques. It aims to map the cognitive growth patterns across different socioeconomic backgrounds.

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USA
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Human

Dr. Victoria Chen · 1 Sep 2026

Comprehensive Genomic Study of Coral Reefs in the South Pacific

An extensive analysis of the genetic material from diverse coral species across multiple locations in the South Pacific to understand the impact of climate change and environmental stressors.

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Fiji
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Microbial

Latest blog posts

Making Research Resources Easier to Discover

Megan Case · 1 Sep 2026

Making Research Resources Easier to Discover

Well-described listings help researchers find useful data, expertise and biospecimen collections more efficiently.

Building Equitable Research Partnerships

Megan Case · 1 Sep 2026

Building Equitable Research Partnerships

Strong partnerships are built through clear communication, shared responsibility and meaningful benefit sharing.

Why Clear Data-Sharing Agreements Matter

Megan Case · 1 Sep 2026

Why Clear Data-Sharing Agreements Matter

Clear agreements help research partners establish shared expectations, responsibilities and benefits from the start.