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In a paper that was published, a biodegradable fluorescent nanoprobe was introduced by the research team led by Ali Hafezi-Moghadam, MD, Ph.D., a founding member of Mass General Brigham, to

Nanotechnology

Researchers develop a better method for capturing carbon from industrial pollutants.

Nanotechnology Article

An inexpensive nanomaterial has been shown to be capable of removing industrial emissions of carbon dioxide by researchers in the

Nanotechnology

Nanotexture X-ray imaging is improved via machine learning

Nanotechnology Article

Researchers at Cornell used high-powered X-rays, phase-retrieval algorithms, and machine learning to reveal the intricate nanotextures in thin-film materials. This

Neuroscience

Deep-sleep brain waves predict blood sugar regulation, according to new research.

Neuroscience Article

Scientists have realized that an absence of rest can increase an individual's risk of developing diabetes. What has stayed a

Genetics

How a genetic mutation can cause people with normal cholesterol to acquire heart disease at an early age

Genetics Article

According to UTHealth Houston researchers, a novel molecular pathway has been identified to explain how individuals in their 30s with

Immunology

Antibodies are being fine-tuned for use in the treatment of cancers and infections.

Immunology Article

Antibodies are important for more than just treating infections and tumors. Now and again, be that as it may, the safe response they trigger can be areas of strength for

Ecology