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Scientists at Tokyo Metropolitan College have developed a mechanical framework that could automate the cleaning of bathrooms in corner shops and other public spaces. This framework, presented in a paper

Physics

Electrons with Planckian scattering in unusual metals follow standard orbital motion principles in a magnet.

Physics Article

Odd metals, or non-Fermi fluids, are particular conditions of issue that have been seen in various quantum materials, including cuprate

Nanotechnology

Researchers are looking at using magnetic microorganisms to fight cancers.

Nanotechnology Article

Researchers all over the planet are exploring the way that enemy of disease medications can most efficiently arrive at the

Cardiology

New research shows that vaping and smoking have negative impacts on blood arteries.

Cardiology Article

Long haul utilization of electronic cigarettes (e-cigs), or vaping, can fundamentally impede the capability of the body's veins, increasing the

Technology

The Development of Self-Sensing Soft Robots with Electrochemically Powered Pumps

Technology Article

Probably the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word “robot” is a hard, mechanical body that

Robotics

Robots that can detect fabric layers may one day assist with laundry.

Robotics Article

New exploration from Carnegie Mellon College's Mechanical Technology Establishment can assist robots with feeling layers of material instead of depending on PC vision devices to see it as it were.

Endocrinology & Metabolism