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The practices of ancient Native Americans who fished in freshwater have been the subject of research conducted under the direction of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Alaska

Astronomy & Space

Chemical evidence for a pair-instability supernova from a huge initial star has been discovered by researchers.

Astronomy & Space Article

The cosmic "dark ages" that followed the Big Bang ended when the first stars illuminated the universe during the cosmic

Bio & Medicine

Cell-membrane coated nanoparticles illuminate two cancer indicators simultaneously, providing a more complete image of the tumor.

Bio & Medicine Article

New imaging agents that can simultaneously illuminate multiple biomarkers will soon allow cancer surgeons to have a more comprehensive view

Nanotechnology

Tiny gold particles can help harness solar energy to help break down pollutants.

Nanotechnology Article

At the point when natural toxins like colors, agrarian synthetic substances, and drugs enter streams from one side of the

Bio & Medicine

The team creates magnetic microrobots with folate to aid in the delivery of specific drugs to cancer cells.

Bio & Medicine Article

The therapeutic efficacy of microrobots is hampered by their limited ability to assist drugs in entering cells. The cancer-targeting molecule

Nanotechnology

A fluorescent anti-counterfeiting marker has been developed.

Nanotechnology Article

A strategy that has been developed by researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Colloids and Interfaces (MPICI) has the potential to make it harder to counterfeit goods in the

Nanotechnology