Article Archives - Page 195 of 649

Cancer cells have a remarkable ability to infiltrate deep into their surroundings, according to engineers.

In "The Princess and the Pea," a fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen published in 1835, the princess is praised for her sensitivity to a pea positioned under 20 mattresses

Agriculture

Study presents a new perspective on agriculture and its possible benefits for farming.

Agriculture Article

The eighth billionth human was born on November 15, 2022. Climate change, natural resource depletion, soil erosion, and the use

Psychology & Psychiatry

Researchers may now investigate the biological causes of kid bipolar illness using a new approach.

Psychology & Psychiatry Article

Studying the biological underpinnings of psychiatric disorders is extremely challenging, in part because it is challenging to obtain brain cells

Computer

How Much Information AI Actually Knows Can Be Verified by New Cyber Software

Computer Article

Researchers at the University of Surrey have developed software that can confirm how much data an AI has been fed

Neuroscience

Identifying ‘hallmark’ protein development in Parkinson’s disease could aid in early identification, improved diagnosis, and treatment.

Neuroscience Article

According to research reported in the Lancet Neurology journal, a method that recognizes the accumulation of abnormal protein deposits connected

Genetics

New target found in research that could stop blood cancer

Genetics Article

Alexander Bick, MD, PhD, co-leads a group of international biomedical researchers. Researchers at Vanderbilt University Medical Center have developed a new method to gauge the growth rate of blood stem

Quantum Physics

Physicists advance the field of quantum computing that is fault-tolerant

Quantum Physics Article

While some classical computers have built-in error correction using bits as their memory, quantum computers will also require error correction

Biology

A genetic legacy from the Stone Age may have an impact on our likelihood of living a long life.

Biology Article

Lifestyle factors like our level of fitness, whether we smoke, or whether we are overweight have a significant impact on

Ecology

Coral-eating fish feces could act as ‘probiotics’ for reefs.

Ecology Article

Up until recently, it was believed that grazers, or fish that eat algae and other debris, kept reefs healthy as

Engineering

Magnetic meta-atoms are used to create a non-reciprocal metasurface.

Engineering Article

Two-dimensional (2D) or planar versions of metamaterials, known as metasurfaces, display characteristics that are uncommon in natural materials. These materials,

1 … 193 194 195 196 197 … 649

Page 195 of 649