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Tiny, ultra-flexible neural probes that do not require cranial surgery bring up new possibilities for in vivo brain study.

Scientists at Stanford College and Harvard Clinical School have created minuscule and super-adaptable lattice brain tests that can be embedded into sub-100-micrometer-scale veins in the minds of rodents. In their

Engineering

A soft jellyfish robot made of polyamide that is powered by a shape memory alloy.

Engineering Article

In recent years, roboticists have been growing progressively complex robots that awaken ordinarily and are living organic entities. By practically

Earth Sciences

Climate change has caused the Colorado River Basin to lose water equal to Lake Mead, according to a study.

Earth Sciences Article

From 2000 to 2021, environmental change caused a deficiency of in excess of 40 trillion liters (10 trillion gallons) of

Bio & Medicine

According to studies, genetically modified vesicles target cancer cells more effectively.

Bio & Medicine Article

Two awful realities about chemotherapy: It can hurt sound cells as well as dangerous ones, and numerous remedial targets stay

Immunology

Natural killer cells can discriminate between healthy and sick cells based on the spatial location of enzymes.

Immunology Article

Questions proliferate with regards to the sub-atomic components sent by the human resistant framework to frustrate malignant growth and contamination,

Energy & Green Tech

Engineers employ radiation suppression to create better wireless charging technologies.

Energy & Green Tech Article

A superior approach to remotely charging over significant distances has been created at Aalto College. Engineers have enhanced the manner in which radio wires sending and getting power collaborate with

Genetics

Scientists discover 32 proteins that may be linked to Alzheimer’s disease risk.

Genetics Article

It's hard to completely foresee who will foster Alzheimer's disease ahead of time. Presently, another review recommends that specific markers

Biology

How rhomboid protease activity is controlled

Biology Article

Rhomboid proteases are a promising target for new medications. Currently, specialists from the Leibniz-Forschungsinstitut für Molekulare Pharmakologie (FMP) have revealed

Physics

Using machine learning methods to discover game-changing superconductors

Physics Article

Superconductors—ffound in X-ray machines, atomic combination reactors, and attractive levitation trains—wwork by leading power with no opposition at temperatures close

Nanotechnology

Researchers make advancements toward a brand-new, environmentally friendly nanomaterial that has the potential to transform electronic products.

Nanotechnology Article

A group of scientists from the Instituto de Carboqumica of the Spanish Public Exploration Gathering (CSIC) has made a striking

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