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Berkeley Lab and the University of Massachusetts Amherst scientists have demonstrated the first self-powered, aqueous robot that operates continuously without the use of electricity. The technology has the potential to

Chemistry

Carbon Dioxide Repurposing Could Be Key to Net-Zero Emissions

Chemistry Article

Carbon dioxide, despite making up a very little percentage of the atmosphere, is critical for the survival of life on

Psychology

Guppies’ Mosaic Brain Evolution Aids in the Understanding of Vertebrate Cognitive Evolution

Psychology Article

The first experimental proof that brain areas can change independently of one another during cognitive evolution has been revealed by

Biology

Modeling Biological Systems is a Critical Step toward Personalized Medicine

Biology Article

According to a new study from Oregon State University's College of Engineering, machine learning techniques can provide powerful new tools

Technology

Silicon Nanochip can Change Skin Tissue into Blood Vessels and Nerve Cells

Technology Article

A silicon device capable of transforming skin tissue into blood vessels and nerve cells has progressed from prototype to standardized

Astronomy

Companies interested in mining the Moon may now get maps and an ice favorability index according to a new study

Astronomy Article

During the California Gold Rush, the 49ers who panned for gold had no idea where they could strike it rich. They only had a word of mouth and little else.

Health