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An examination group from Kiel College depicts an obscure guard system in microbes that specifically avoids unfamiliar and possibly unsafe hereditary data. Since the COVID pandemic, the especially fast developmental

Biochemistry

A newly discovered enzyme converts air into electricity, resulting in a new clean source of energy.

Biochemistry Article

Australian researchers have found a protein that converts air into energy. The finding, distributed today in the journal Nature, uncovers

Electronics & Semiconductors

Two Technological Advances Open the Door to High-Quality 2D Materials

Electronics & Semiconductors Article

High-quality 2D materials are materials that have a thickness of only a few atomic layers, making them extremely thin and

Neuroscience

Morality and learning: Neuro-computational mechanisms and individual biases

Neuroscience Article

A new exploration from the Netherlands Foundation for Neuroscience reveals insight into how the cerebrum shuffles ethically clashing results during

Biomedical technology

Researchers have developed a self-powered medicine delivery device.

Biomedical technology Article

A group of researchers —led by Yamin Zhang, Ph.D., and Colin Franz, MD, Ph.D., at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, and John

Environment

Tiny chalk discs in the waters play an important part in the Earth’s carbon cycle by spreading viruses.

Environment Article

A Rutgers-led group of researchers concentrating on infection have received communications about an internationally bountiful, reinforcement-plated marine green growth, Emiliania huxleyi, and seen that the round, chalky plates the green

Electronics & Semiconductors

The Electrical Signature of Phosphate Aids in the Detection of Crucial Cellular Processes

Electronics & Semiconductors Article

Examining how proteins are altered after they have been translated can give us a better understanding of cellular processes. A

Cardiology

Study finds residual inflammation after statin therapy strongly predicts cardiovascular events, death

Cardiology Article

A new proof set today free from an investigation of 31,245 patients previously taking statin treatment shows that irritation might

Machine learning & AI

A neuroscientist investigates how ChatGPT replicates its users in order to appear intelligent.

Machine learning & AI Article

The man-made consciousness (computer-based intelligence) language model ChatGPT has caught the world's attention lately. This prepared PC chatbot can create

Neuroscience

How excessive alcohol consumption causes brain inflammation

Neuroscience Article

For individuals with liquor use disorder (AUD), there is a steady, endless loop between changes to the mind and changes

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