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IT is comment commonly heard among older anglers who, looking around the bank, often say: “There’s no youngsters joining our ...

Abstract: Feeder detection for single-phase ground fault (SPGF) is challenging in a resonant grounded system due to the difference in feeder capacitance to ground and the influence of the arc ...

Scientists understand how detrimental invasive species can be for an environment's biodiversity, and they work hard to face this challenge head-on with determination, careful planning, and consistency ...

Human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) have emerged as a powerful tool for generating genetically defined T cells for therapeutic use. Conventional methods for T cell production often rely on ...

Carp continues to inundate Aussie waterways and outcompete native fish. Source: Facebook/South Aussie with Cosi An Aussie MP believes it's "time to release the virus" that could kill up to 80 per cent ...

They wouldn’t be among the prettiest fish. In fact, some folks would say common carp are just plain ugly. These giant members of the minnow family were native to Europe and Asia, and were introduced ...

14:01, Mon, Apr 14, 2025 Updated: 14:04, Mon, Apr 14, 2025 Rats are becoming an increasing issue in UK gardens with gardeners struggling to find the reason why they’re being invaded - and not knowing ...

This relatively new reservoir was created in 1978 to keep the local area in water and to regulate the flow of the River Ouse. The reservoir is deep, so the favored angling method here has always been ...

Abstract: This paper presents a fault location method for power distribution networks with the presence of distributed generation (DG) units along their feeders. The proposed fault location method is ...

In the United States, carp are mostly considered “trash fish.” These non-native bottom feeders were introduced to our country centuries ago and have adapted and thrived so well that they exist in ...