The investigation team aims to determine why some structures survived while others collapsed. British structural and civil engineers are on hand to help investigate the damage caused by the severe earthquake that struck last month. [more…]
In this emerging field of computer science, scientists are modeling the brain to make computers faster and more effective. In the past few decades, based on silicon and other semiconductor materials, [more…]
In a study published in the journal Psychological Science, researchers found that people with schizophrenia are at higher risk of developing schizophrenia. The findings may offer clues as to how altered mental states may have contributed to the development of the human mind. [more…]
People are born with the ability to change their behavior according to the objects they hold in their hands and the tasks they are trying to perform. For example, when cutting certain fruits or vegetables, students should carefully remove the outer skin, such as avocados or peach seeds. [more…]
The causes of damage during proton radiotherapy have been clarified by research on the electron excitation response of DNA to proton radiation. Studies on the effects of ionizing radiation on human health in the field of radiation biology [more…]
The chemical element nickel has the atomic number 28 and the symbol Ni. It is a shiny, silvery-white metal and contains small amounts of gold. A transition metal with ductility and hardness is nickel. pure nickel [more…]
On March 16, historian and writer Prof. Dr. Timothy Garton Ash will give a talk titled “Turkey in the History of the Present” via online link. The closing speech of the same day was “Turkey After 50 Years”. [more…]
Although striking, not all full moons are the same. Due to the elliptical nature of the Moon's orbit around the Earth, it gets closer to us at times than at other times. Super moons occur at this time. [more…]
Indeed, the achievement of fusion firing and energy recovery in the world's most intense laser late last year was a major scientific achievement. However, fusion as a practical energy source is a dead end. [more…]
In recent years, computer scientists have created increasingly sophisticated algorithms to direct the movements of robotic agents. Among them, while meeting a number of constraints (for example, not hitting obstacles) [more…]
The first test of quantum secure communications in a commercial environment has been successfully completed by the AWS Center for Quantum Networking (CQN). technology to address key scientific and engineering challenges for developing quantum networks. [more…]
As part of the agency's University Leadership Initiative, NASA has selected four teams of university academics and students to address the key challenges facing the future of aviation. Through this program, academic [more…]
Pre-orders for the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus in the new Yellow color option are now being accepted by Apple in the United States and more than 60 countries and territories. March 14 [more…]
The irregular spiral galaxy NGC 5486 floats above a field of faint, distant galaxies in this photo taken by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope. The thin disk of the galaxy, with the diffuse glow of the bright center of the galaxy [more…]
Neuroscientists have been creating increasingly sophisticated neural maps since the 1970s. Researchers from Johns Hopkins University and the University of Cambridge this week reported on the successful 12-year project of mapping the brain of a young fruit fly. [more…]
Computing systems, known as quantum processors, use quantum mechanics to process data and perform calculations. In some tasks, these systems differ from traditional CPUs in both speed and computing power. [more…]
The inability of chromosomes to be properly distributed during cell division is one of the abnormal characteristics of cancer cells. Now scientists have a unique problem with the chromosome distribution mechanism of cancer cells trapped in narrow microscopic channels. [more…]
In North America, zebra mussels (Dreissena polymorpha) are one of the worst aquatic invasive species. Originating from Russia and Ukraine, these small mollusks are frequently transported in ballast water used to stabilize boats. [more…]
An entirely new theory of how immune cells identify dangers such as viruses has been developed by researchers. This discovery will allow scientists to create better vaccines and better address autoimmune diseases and allergies. [more…]
Twelve years after the triple reactor meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, Japan is preparing to dump massive amounts of cleaned radioactive waste into the ocean. According to Japanese officials, this evacuation is inevitable and should begin soon. Decommissioning of the power plant [more…]
The Devonian-era bony fish Dunkleosteus terrelli, also known as the "Dunk," had some terrifying features (419 million to 358 million years old), according to a new study published Thursday by Live Science. [more…]
Researchers may have discovered the location of matter, most galaxies appear to be missing in large quantities. However, this discovery contradicts widely accepted theories of galaxy formation. long believed to be completely lost [more…]
Culture is characterized by the transfer of shared information from one generation to the next, which allows animals to quickly adapt to a changing environment. Human newborns, naked mole rats, and puppies of early social learning [more…]
On the slopes of a spring-fed lake in the Wasatch Mountains in the western United States lives a single gigantic organism that sustains an entire ecosystem on which plants and animals have depended for thousands of years. “Pando” 106 to be found in Utah [more…]
The main idea of density functional theory (DFT) is that the effect of a potential on a system of interacting electrons can be described in terms of the density of electrons. DFT is limited to ground states in current models, excited states are not included. [more…]
Researchers examined imaging and genetic data from the UK Biobank to learn more about rare eye diseases. Among these, the main issue of certification of working-age adults as visually impaired [more…]
A pilot study calculated carbon dioxide emissions and removals in various countries using satellite observations. The researchers tracked the carbon dioxide emissions of more than 100 countries around the world with the help of an Earth-observing satellite from NASA. Pilot [more…]
A device that can control individual electrons with subnanometer and subfemtosecond precision could be the latest small electronic device developed. Vacuum, in which electrons travel from a nanoscale emitter to the target electrode via vacuum. [more…]
The chemical element Cobalt has the atomic number 27 and the symbol Co. Apart from minor amounts found in naturally occurring meteoric iron alloys, cobalt is only found in the Earth's crust in chemically mixed form such as nickel. [more…]
Analyzing the data will require a global strategy because a space-based observatory will simultaneously find gravitational waves from many different kinds of sources. Laser Interferometer Space Antenna to be launched in 2037 [more…]
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