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The research group at the Department of Robotics and Mechatronics Engineering at DGIST, under the direction of Professor Hongsoo Choi, has created a microrobot that can slice hippocampal tissues and

Oncology & Cancer

The full-length human BRCA2 protein binding to DNA was observed for the first time using a single molecule microscope.

Oncology & Cancer Article

Researchers from Yale Cancer Center and the University of California, Davis, have for the first time visualized the full-length human

Hi Tech & Innovation

A study found that the human brain can help in computational ghost imaging.

Hi Tech & Innovation Article

Thanks to researchers and businesspeople who have been attempting to tap into the potential of brain-computer interfaces for enhanced cognitive

Energy & Green Tech

Ammonia as an effective hydrogen carrier and enabler of green steel

Energy & Green Tech Article

Everyone talks about hydrogen when it comes to sustainability and green steel. However, current methods of storing and transporting hydrogen

Medical research

Researchers Suggest Mass Stool Sample Banking for Later Fecal Transplants

Medical research Article

Particularly in the last few decades, changes in how humans live and eat have significantly altered the gut microbiota. Type

Neuroscience

Astrocytes: The brain’s’stars’ may function as information regulators.

Neuroscience Article

The star-shaped cells known as astrocytes, which are members of the glial family of cells found in the central nervous system and are thought to act as "brain glue," help

Energy & Green Tech

Researchers create a highly graphitized carbon support in order to extend the life of hydrogen fuel cells.

Energy & Green Tech Article

Under the direction of Professor Jong-Sung Yu, the Department of Energy Science and Engineering at DGIST's research team has created

Biotechnology

Academic institutions earn less money from biotechnology licenses than commercial enterprises.

Biotechnology Article

According to a recent study from Bentley University's Center for Integration of Science and Industry, the financial terms of biotechnology

Immunology

In critically ill patients, a healthy microbiome may help to prevent lethal infections.

Immunology Article

A healthy microbiome may shield critically ill patients from life-threatening infections, according to a University of Calgary study. The investigation

Biotechnology

Researchers create a new technology to provide more understanding into biological processes by taking pictures inside cells.

Biotechnology Article

Researchers from the USC Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience have created a ground-breaking method that offers a new method for

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