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Due to their similarity to graphene, two-dimensional (2D) boron sheets known as borophenes have recently piqued the interest of material scientists. Be that as it may, comprehension of how the

Nanotechnology

In a nanomagnetic array, magnetic energy strings bend, wriggle, and reattach.

Nanotechnology Article

A model nanomagnetic array, whose behavior can be best described as that of a collection of jiggling strings, has been

Medications

Investigating why Indigenous ‘Spirit medicine’ ideas should be prioritized in psychedelic research.

Medications Article

In the highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, Yuria Celidwen was born into a family of Indigenous mystics, healers, poets, and explorers.

Robotics

FRIDA, an AI-Powered Robot, Collaborates with Humans to Create Art

Robotics Article

Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute has a new artist-in-residence. FRIDA, a robotic arm with a paintbrush affixed to it, collaborates

Oncology & Cancer

Advanced lung cancer patients who receive immunotherapy in addition to chemotherapy live longer and have higher quality lives.

Oncology & Cancer Article

Cemiplimab and platinum chemotherapy, according to a recent clinical trial, can improve survival rates in patients with advanced lung cancer

Gerontology & Geriatrics

New screening tool could aid in preventing fragility fractures

Gerontology & Geriatrics Article

Should sound individuals be screened to assist with decreasing their risk of delicacy cracks? Another intuitive web-based Delicacy Crack Choice Guide for shared independent direction can assist clinicians and patients

Biology

The nose form gene was inherited from Neanderthals.

Biology Article

According to the findings of a new study that was carried out under the direction of researchers at UCL, we

Electronics & Semiconductors

A breakthrough in improving hole mobility in strained germanium has resulted in the creation of a new class of quantum materials.

Electronics & Semiconductors Article

Modern electronic, photonic, photovoltaic, thermoelectric, and a plethora of other semiconductor devices are built on semiconductor materials, which are essential

Robotics

Scurrying centipedes inspire many-legged robots capable of traversing rough terrain.

Robotics Article

The wriggly gait of centipedes is well known. They can move through any terrain without stopping thanks to their tens

Robotics

Wind is being used by a new inspection drone to extend flying times.

Robotics Article

Elythor, an EPFL spin-off, has fostered another robot whose wing shape can adjust to wind conditions and flight position continuously,

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