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Due to their resistance to current treatments, fungus-caused infections like Candida albicans pose a significant threat to global health, to the point where the World Health Organization has designated this

Bio & Medicine

The ability of a protein-based nano-computer to regulate cell behavior evolves.

Bio & Medicine Article

The primary protein-based nano-figuring specialist that has the capabilities of a circuit has been made by Penn State scientists. They

Robotics

A software tool designed to make it easier to use neural radiance fields in robotics research.

Robotics Article

Neural radiance fields, or NeRFs, are cutting-edge methods in machine learning that can use two-dimensional images to create three-dimensional (3D)

Physics

Polarized Light that has been Spatially Shaped to Produce New Structured Spin States

Physics Article

Electric and magnetic fields that oscillate perpendicular to one another make up light. Polarized light is produced when these oscillations

Physics

The first scientific evidence of sub picosecond electron bunches coming from an extremely cold source

Physics Article

Numerous electron-based imaging methods could be improved by locating new sources that produce electrons more quickly. In a new paper

Biomedical technology

Smart Stitches Could Simplify Post-Op Monitoring and Reduce Infection

Biomedical technology Article

A potential replacement for mesh implants and internal stitches could be a new antibacterial suture material that glows in medical imaging. One of the most prevalent medical infections is a

Nanotechnology

A New Transistor Type May Reduce the Size of Smartphone Communications Devices

Nanotechnology Article

A team at the University of Michigan has demonstrated a reconfigurable transistor utilizing a ferroelectric semiconductor that was previously announced

Astronomy & Space