According to an international team of researchers, including Sofia Kulikova, Senior Research Fellow at HSE University-Perm, ketamine, an NMDA receptor inhibitor, increases the background noise in the brain, resulting in increased sensory input. [more…]
Brakes are very important to human life. As soon as the brake pedal is lifted, they should instantly return to their resting position. If they are not fully recovered, energy losses may occur. The driver is not aware of this and how [more…]
Roundworm C. elegans can live longer thanks to genetically modified mitochondria, according to a new study published in the journal Nature Aging. This work borrows a strategy from the renewable energy field. sun in humans [more…]
A chemical element with atomic number 3 and symbol Li is lithium. It is a delicate, white-silver colored alkali metal. It is the least dense metal and least dense solid element under typical conditions. [more…]
A visitor examining a famous rock formation in Arizona discovered a group of "living fossils" that have existed on Earth for about 550 million years. In “Wave”, a group of Triops, i.e. tadpoles that lived with dinosaurs [more…]
On Thursday, all the planets of the Solar System will be visible in the night sky. The two closest planets, Uranus and Neptune, will be best seen with binoculars, while the other five planets will be visible without binoculars. Mercury and [more…]
The “devil core” was ready and waiting to be dropped on the bewildered Japan, which suffered a new disaster as a result of the bloodiest attacks ever witnessed on August 13, 1945. “Little Boy” a week ago and [more…]
A new smart skin developed at Stanford University could herald a time when individuals type on invisible keyboards, recognize objects by touch alone, or interact with apps using hand gestures in immersive environments. Biocompatible Materials [more…]
Micro-reactors are compact truck-transportable reactors and can be used to solve a variety of energy-related problems. Nuclear is getting more and more compact… and this is giving the industry some important new chances. next ten years [more…]
Babies' spontaneous, random movements help build their sensory-motor systems, according to the latest research by the University of Tokyo. To assess muscle communication and sensation throughout the whole body, researchers used detailed movement of newborns and infants. [more…]
The U.S. Space Force received $1.7 billion more in government appropriations than the Pentagon requested. The United States Space Force is part of the massive federal budget package to increase the number of satellites and [more…]
As expectations rise for a new experimental antibody thought to prevent cognitive decline in some Alzheimer's patients, a third drug-related death during clinical testing may raise concerns about the drug's safety. obtained by Science [more…]
The soft, self-healing robot can recognize when and where it's injured and then repair itself, according to the self-builders. To create the self-healing soft robot, Cornell engineers used tiny bits on the robot's surface. [more…]
A new type of environmentally safe refrigerator has been created using a well-known, naturally occurring phenomenon by a pair of researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Drew Lilley and Ravi Prasher [more…]
A group of University of Rhode Island researchers and their colleagues at the University of Richmond have discovered that despite regulations banning the sale of hatched turtles, there is a thriving internet market for these turtles in the United States. [more…]
The first flat magic window—a transparent object that creates a hidden image when lighted on—was made by scientists using liquid crystals. This innovation in technology is new to a very old light trick. [more…]
MIT researchers have demonstrated that they can detect light deep within tissues such as the brain using a customized MRI sensor. It is particularly difficult to view light in deep tissues, as so much light is absorbed or scattered as it passes through tissue. [more…]
Some frogs in South and Central America have the extraordinary ability to switch between appearing nearly transparent and invisible, according to research published in the journal Science. These nocturnal frogs sleep during the day [more…]
120 million years ago, a Cretaceous dinosaur ate a small mouse-sized animal as its last meal. He's still there too. A sharp-sighted scientist, more than a meter tall [more…]
NASA's planetary defense efforts will advance thanks to the first space telescope designed specifically for this purpose, by locating and tracking potentially dangerous near-Earth objects. NASA's Earth-orbiting and locating [more…]
Innova, the company that has received the most awards in the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Turkey Program since 2006, won the Deloitte Fast 50 2022 Big Star Award. Türk Telekom's information technologies [more…]
Over the next few days, temperatures in many parts of the United States could drop to dangerously low levels as the polar front approaches. Steps you can take to prepare for this cold wave and prevent disasters from happening [more…]
Review of Nuclear Reactors: A nuclear reactor is a vessel used to carry out and maintain a nuclear reaction. A nuclear reactor can be used for steam-powered aircraft catapults, large ships, submarines, among other things. [more…]
The ALICE collaboration used a technique called femtoscopy to investigate residual interactions between two-quark and three-quark particles in a paper recently published in Physical Review Letters. This measurement [more…]
Laser scanning microscopes are useful for a variety of small investigations. It turns out that you can build one using leftover components from a Blu-ray player, as Doctor Volt showed. The secret is that they usually use optical discs. [more…]
The Xbox console maker's purchase of its competitor for $69 billion (£56 billion) would "create a monopoly in the video game industry," according to the lawsuit filed in US federal court. Complaint, action by US regulators from an administrative judge [more…]
Scientists have decoded a genetic code that makes oil-producing plants like soybeans and peanuts produce even more oil; this could be beneficial for human nutrition and environmental [more…]
The deadliest cancer in both the United States and the rest of the world is lung cancer. Patients have little choice because most of the drugs currently available do not work. bacterial treatment, [more…]
On January 15, the South Pacific volcano Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai erupted, sending ash thousands of miles into the atmosphere. The most powerful explosion in the last 30 years, it was a terrible explosion that cost the lives of five people. [more…]
In addition to the individual's circumstances, systems and social processes that were not designed with them in mind also contribute to the development of disability. According to a recent study, more people in the fields of science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine [more…]
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