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North Carolina State University researchers presented a soft robot that moves forward, backward and dips under small gaps. The caterpillar bot moves thanks to a new arrangement of silver nanowires

Optics & Photonics

Alexandrite laser crystals have been discovered to be highly suited for space applications.

Optics & Photonics Article

The use of alexandrite laser crystals in Earth observation satellites is ideal. They enable laser systems with a tunable output

Optics & Photonics

A high-performance polariton-based coherent microwave emission and amplification device.

Optics & Photonics Article

At the point when light emphatically interfaces with matter, it can create interesting semiparticles called polaritons, which are half light

Bio & Medicine

Engineers create electroconductive hydrogel for biomedical purposes.

Bio & Medicine Article

Tissue repair, drug delivery, medical implants, and a wide range of other applications call for synthetic hydrogels. In bioelectronic devices

Bio & Medicine

A new technique for isolating and studying a single protein provides the path for a better knowledge of disease processes.

Bio & Medicine Article

Researchers have developed new innovations that have made it conceivable to confine and concentrate on how a solitary protein —

Bio & Medicine

DNA microcapsules: Increasing the capacity of data storage in the future

Bio & Medicine Article

Although it is in the near future, the idea of storing data in DNA sounds like something out of a science fiction novel. Within five to ten years, Professor Tom

Engineering

The braided core structure increases the energy density of fiber lithium-ion batteries.

Engineering Article

The energy density of lithium-ion batteries is increased by an ultrathin braided wire in the core of an electrode, according

Nanophysics

Researchers create a guidebook for designing spin dynamics in nanomagnets.

Nanophysics Article

A global group of scientists at the College of California, Riverside, and the Organization of Attraction in Kyiv, Ukraine, have

Nanotechnology

Researchers have discovered severely compressed directional THz waves in thin semiconductor crystals.

Nanotechnology Article

THz waves that travel along thin anisotropic semiconductor platelets in the form of plasmon polaritons have been imaged and analyzed

Oncology & Cancer

Inhibiting the biological interaction between autophagy and mitochondrial activity, which is at the root of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma.

Oncology & Cancer Article

Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) cells maintain an elevated degree of autophagy or corruption, permitting them to flourish in seriously restricting

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