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Researchers want to know why cells produce vesicles, which are small bundles that could be used in treatments. Graça Raposo was a young PhD student in the Netherlands in 1996 when cells in her laboratory began secretly communicating with each other. invader of the immune system [more…]
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried and his parents are being sued for money they allegedly fraudulently obtained from the cryptocurrency company before its bankruptcy. Executives of the bankrupt company wrote in a petition that the couple had engaged in a “fraudulent [more…]
Researchers used human newborns as test subjects to examine the age-old question of agency. They were able to connect a baby's foot to a mobile device mounted on his crib and track the moment the baby realized he could influence his environment. [more…]
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is adhering to a new regulation that requires international partners to regularly share laboratory records and other raw data with primary grant recipients in the United States. Lots of organizations [more…]
A study has explained why some immunotherapies do not always perform as expected. The research helps healthcare professionals determine which cancer patients would benefit most from drugs known as checkpoint blockade inhibitors. [more…]
HawkEye 360's CEO says the business has reached a "turning point" on its path to profitability, thanks to a recent investment round and growing demand for radio-frequency geolocation capabilities. [more…]
At the Media Lab, a research scientist named Sharifa Alghowinem is researching personal robot technology that can explain emotions in both English and Arabic. Research science at the Personal Robotics Group (PRG) at the MIT Media Lab [more…]
Astronomer Carl Sagan, best known as the creator and host of the original Cosmos television series, was a consummate science communicator. Sagan, who was also a prolific writer, published The Demon-Haunted World. [more…]
– The problem of deteriorating global air quality, exacerbated by the climate disaster, poses a serious risk for both human health and the environment. – As we celebrate International Clean Air Day [more…]
It was originally planned to be a turning point. French President Emmanuel Macron will host foreign leaders and finance ministers on Thursday and Friday at a neoclassical building built by Napoleon's orders to house the Paris stock exchange. [more…]
As understanding of the causes and progression of auditory problems increases, new technological advances are making progress in preventing noise. When you're meeting with friends in a crowded cafe, it can be hard to hear what everyone is saying. With advancing age, noisy [more…]
Generative AI tools can highlight our lack of imagination, and that's where real learning begins. There has been a huge consumer interest in generative artificial intelligence (AI), especially after the introduction of OpenAI's free ChatGPT program in November. [more…]
As the COVID-19 pandemic is contained, another disaster is spreading faster than anticipated and threatening our future. With each passing day, our lives are being taken over a little more by global climate change. [more…]
Toothed and shaggy pigs roam freely in the forests of Germany and Austria. Although these game animals appear to be in good condition, some of their meat contains radioactive cesium that makes it dangerous to consume. scientists [more…]
The research shows that crude oil exposed to sunlight behaves differently in colder oceans than in warmer oceans. This work will have implications for efforts to clean up offshore oil spills at high latitudes. Intervention [more…]
A new study in BESSY II examines the occurrence of skyrmions in ferrimagnetic thin films of dysprosium and cobalt, using high spatial resolution and real-time analysis. This is precision with skyrmions of suitable materials in the future. [more…]
Researchers have developed a micrometer-thin battery that can power smart contact lenses and can be charged with a saline solution. Researchers from NTU Singapore have developed a smart contact that can store electricity when immersed in a saline solution. [more…]
In less than a decade, the self-taught physicist learned basic mathematics and started creating quantum algorithms. Sola Mahfouz was 16 years old and could hardly do addition and subtraction. Three years of physics, philosophy [more…]
Our world can be cleaned with the help of machine learning and materials science. Do you diligently recycle glass bottles, cans and cardboard boxes? Maybe it all fits in the right container and is less environmentally damaging. [more…]
Tech giant Nvidia claims its revenues have more than doubled to a record as demand for artificial intelligence (AI) chips increases. The company reported almost 13,5 percent of revenue in the three months ended June. [more…]
Mercury poses a risk to children due to its cold appearance, as it is the only metallic element that is known to be in liquid form at normal Earth temperature and pressure and is dangerous to humans. However, mercury [more…]
A recent study provides insight into how fatigue can develop in people with ME/CFS and possibly related disorders such as Long Covid. Along with brain fog and acute fatigue, myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic [more…]
Huawei denies entering the real estate market for commercial purposes or purchasing a property for internal purposes. A business registration database is owned by Huawei Technologies, a key player in the Chinese telecom industry. [more…]
Measurements were made of the sun's highest-energy radiation ever observed. As a result of these measurements, it is necessary to make improvements in solar models. Observations made since about ten years ago show that the Sun's GeV energy [more…]
The French Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) and the National University of Singapore (NUS) Department of Biological Sciences have joined forces to create a unique protein mimic that can self-assemble into porous structures. Pores have a lipid membrane [more…]
By reducing particle loss in proton beams, a new method could improve the effectiveness of high-dose cancer radiation therapy and reduce patient pain. In the treatment of proton cancer, extremely high doses of proton radiation directly to tumors [more…]
This new device, integrated into the bra, could enable more frequent monitoring of patients at high risk for breast cancer. When breast cancer is discovered in its earliest stages, the survival rate is about 100%. However, [more…]
Keith Richards, the last guitarist of the Stones, said that music is a language that does not use specific words. If it's in our bones, it's in our bones because it communicates with emotions. Keith is aware of music, but Google and Osaka in Japan [more…]
Have you ever had the feeling that a little-known seller might enter your important financial information on their website? Would you be brave enough to give your passwords or credit card information to suspicious organizations? University of Vienna [more…]
According to recent research, asphalt is a source of toxic compounds, but scientists are trying to improve it while minimizing its carbon footprint. Millions of kilometers of asphalt material roads around the world, as well as walking paths, [more…]
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