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Scientists from Hanyang College and Inha College presented a combined behavior of various swimming robots for the transportation of thousands of freights. Although a single freight can be moved by

Genetics

Researchers devise an RNA-targeting method to address the genetic causes of ALS and dementia.

Genetics Article

Researchers at the College of Florida (UF) Scripps Biomedical Exploration have fostered a likely medication for the main source of

Hi Tech & Innovation

Flexible circuits are printed on curved surfaces ranging from contact lenses to latex gloves using this technique.

Hi Tech & Innovation Article

Specialists from North Carolina State College have demonstrated another procedure for straightforwardly printing electronic circuits onto bended and creased surfaces.

Oncology & Cancer

To survive, lethal cancer cells band together.

Oncology & Cancer Article

Cancer cells in the most well-known pancreatic disease share supplements to live and develop. Another disclosure by College of California,

Hi Tech & Innovation

Using store-bought double-sided tape to generate power

Hi Tech & Innovation Article

Alongside sharply chilly temperatures, winter ordinarily brings dry air and a periodic zap of electricity produced via friction. Those shocks

Machine learning & AI

The advantages and disadvantages of methods for detecting deepfake text

Machine learning & AI Article

AI propulsions have recently enabled the advancement of computational devices that can create convincing yet falsely created texts, also known as "deepfake texts."While the programmed creation of texts could make

Energy & Green Tech

A new procedure for extracting high purity rare earth element oxides has been devised.

Energy & Green Tech Article

Basic minerals, including uncommon earth components, are utilized to drive gadgets like cell phones and PCs and are vital for

Energy & Green Tech

A method for recovering valuable biofuel resources that have been washed down the drain.

Energy & Green Tech Article

An example has become numbingly natural for the everyday items we use: something is made, we use it, and then

Biology

Microplankton research: Active lipids enable clever swimming under food constraint

Biology Article

Biophysicists from the College of Luxembourg have revealed how microplankton—kkey photosynthetic creatures that produce almost half the oxygen we inhale—ttake

Optics & Photonics

In low-light circumstances, diatoms’ glass-like shells aid in the conversion of light to energy.

Optics & Photonics Article

Another study discovered how diatoms' glass-like shells help these tiny creatures perform photosynthesis in low-light conditions.A superior understanding of how

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