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When astronauts begin to construct a permanent base on the moon, as NASA hopes to do in the coming years, they will want assistance. Robots might potentially handle the hard

Biotechnology

Ancient bacterial genome reconstruction can bring back previously undiscovered compounds, a possible source for new antibiotics.

Biotechnology Article

Microorganisms, particularly bacteria, are skilled chemists who are capable of producing an impressive variety of natural products, which are chemical

Ecology

The mystery of Amazonian ‘dark earth’ could aid in global forest regeneration.

Ecology Article

Between 450 BCE and 950 CE, millions of Amerindians living in the present-day Amazonia changed the poor soil through a

Earth Sciences

Similar but not the same: Antarctic and Arctic sea ice and their responses to climate change

Earth Sciences Article

Scientists have utilized information from past distributions to address the subject of why the icy ocean ice is responding significantly

Biotechnology

A new nondestructive method for evaluating bioengineered artificial tissues has been developed.

Biotechnology Article

Although the fundamental components of this technology are already in place, engineering organs to replace damaged hearts or kidneys in

Oncology & Cancer

Systemic AL amyloidosis: Current approaches and future directions

Oncology & Cancer Article

Another audit paper was distributed in Oncotarget, named "Fundamental AL Amyloidosis: Current Strategy and Direction for the Future." Researchers from SUNY Upstate Medical University, the University of Texas MD Anderson

Biomedical technology

Smart surgical implant coatings avoid infection while providing early failure warning.

Biomedical technology Article

According to researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, newly developed "smart" coatings for surgical orthopedic implants can kill

Neuroscience