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With the use of a new sensor technology created at the University of Michigan, everything may become a high-fidelity input device for computers, including couches, tables, sleeves, and more. The

Biochemistry

A novel technique for examining protein crystals may provide new opportunities for drug discovery.

Biochemistry Article

Another strategy for dissecting protein gems — created by Cornell College scientists and given an out-of-control two-section name — could

Quantum Physics

Further evidence against Einstein’s theory of local causation comes from entangled quantum circuits.

Quantum Physics Article

A Bell test that leaves no room for error has been carried out by a group of researchers led by

Bio & Medicine

Researchers discover that a protein nanoparticle vaccination with adjuvant enhances the immunological response to influenza.

Bio & Medicine Article

According to a new study that was published by researchers from the Institute for Biomedical Sciences at Georgia State University,

Chemistry

Science that fascinates: Researchers advance radiation detection and imaging materials

Chemistry Article

A group of Florida State College specialists has additionally fostered another age of natural inorganic half-breed materials that can further

Chemistry

Scientists simplify a common chemical reaction, opening up new manufacturing potential.

Chemistry Article

A group of researchers from the College of Ottawa has fostered a creative procedure to fabricate complex synthetic designs from effectively open substrates, making it one of the easiest and

Biology

A study of evolutionary cell biology demonstrates how energy production can be tuned to assure rapid growth without respiration.

Biology Article

The Randall Centre for Cell and Molecular Biophysics and the Crick Institute use an evolutionary cell biology approach to identify

Biotechnology

The need of antimicrobials against cow disease may be reduced in gene-edited calves.

Biotechnology Article

Cows overall face significant wellbeing dangers from an exceptionally irresistible viral infection that times of immunization and different precautionary measures

Archaeology

Archaeologists are mapping an important archaeological environment where the earliest Australians lived over 60,000 years ago.

Archaeology Article

Flinders University researchers have been able to see through floodplains in the Red Lily Lagoon area of West Arnhem Land

Chemistry

A new breathalyzer for disease detection detects COVID in real time and could be used to identify cancer and lung illness.

Chemistry Article

With every breath, people breathe out in excess of 1,000 particular particles, creating a special substance unique finger impression or

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