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MIT engineers have created a telerobotic system to assist surgeons in treating stroke or aneurysm patients rapidly and remotely. Surgeons at one hospital can use a customized joystick to control

Nanotechnology

DNA nanotechnology could make pharmaceutical research a million times faster while lowering prices.

Nanotechnology Article

A new tool reduces the time it takes to manufacture vaccines and other pharmaceutical goods by over a million times

Environment

Some Flamingos in Chile may be Endangered due to Lithium Mining

Environment Article

When it comes to warning of a hidden cost of green technologies, flamingos may act as a canary in the

Health

Coffee Drinkers Rejoice – Regular Drinking Coffee may be Beneficial to Heart

Health Article

According to studies presented at the American College of Cardiology's 71st Annual Scientific Session, drinking coffee – particularly two to

Biology

A new study has discovered that genomic loops do no

Biology Article

A new study has discovered that genomic loops do not endure long in cells, suggesting that theories about how loops

Astronomy

Electromagnetic ‘Tug-of-War’ Lights Up Jupiter’s Upper Atmosphere, According to Juno and Hubble Data

Astronomy Article

Using data from NASA's Juno probe and the Hubble Space Telescope, new Leicester space research has revealed for the first time that a complex ‘tug-of-war’ lights up aurorae in Jupiter's

Environment

The cause of hunger and food insecurity is not too many people or not enough food.

Environment Article

In 2020, about one-third of the world's population did not have adequate food. That's an increase of about 320 million

Archaeology

Early human habitats have been connected to past climate changes.

Archaeology Article

A multinational team of scientists published a paper in Nature that gives convincing evidence for a relationship between astronomically-driven climate

Astronomy

Debris from Collapsing Planets is Slamming into White Dwarfs Across the Galaxy

Astronomy Article

Astronomers at the University of Warwick have detected for the first time the moment when debris from destroyed planets collides

Neuroscience

Deciphering a direct conversation between the gut microbiota and the brain

Neuroscience Article

Byproducts of the gut microbiota circulate in the bloodstream, affecting host physiological systems such as immunity, metabolism, and brain functioning.

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