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GLUT5 Fluorescent Probe Identifies Cancer Cell Signatures

A collaborative team of chemists and engineers from Michigan Tech lays the groundwork for this vision in two new papers. In the Royal Society of Chemistry's…

Physics & Astronomy

Ultracold Atoms May Reflect Cosmic Symphony’s Harmony

Researchers playing with a cloud of ultracold atoms uncovered behavior that bears a striking resemblance to the universe in microcosm. Their work, which forges…

Materials Sciences

Spider Silk Powers New Bone-Fixing Composite Innovation

Repairing major load-bearing bones such as those in the leg can be a long and uncomfortable process.

Information Technology

HD Video Streaming Achieved at 10,000X Lower Power

Now, engineers at the University of Washington have developed a new HD video streaming method that doesn't need to be plugged in. Their prototype skips the…

Health & Medicine

Re-Creating Brain Neurons to Personalize Obesity Treatments

Scientists have re-created brain neurons of obese patients using “disease in a dish” technology, offering a new method to study the brain's role in obesity and…

Earth Sciences

Desiccation Cracks Reveal Mars’ Water History Through Curiosity

As Curiosity rover marches across Mars, the red planet's watery past comes into clearer focus.

Life & Chemistry

Unlocking Insights: Advances in FRAP Assays Explained

In FRAP assays (FRAP: Fluorescence Recovery After Photobleaching), the time that fluorescent molecules need to replenish a bleached-out area is measured,…

Life & Chemistry

Cichlid Fish: From Cannibalism to Caregiving Insights

In the eyes of the human beholder, the consumption of one's own offspring is not a particularly nice act, and it is also often viewed as maladaptive, that is,…

Materials Sciences

Diamond-like carbon is formed differently to what was believed — machine learning enables development of new model

Researchers at Aalto University and Cambridge University have made a significant breakthrough in computational science by combining atomic-level modelling and…

Physics & Astronomy

Scientists Use Lasers to Write and Delete Magnetic Data

Scientists at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) together with colleagues from the Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin (HZB) and the University of Virginia…

Physics & Astronomy

Ultrafast Electron Oscillation Monitored by Attosecond Light

Collaborative research team of Prof. Jun Takeda and Associate Prof. Ikufumi Katayama in the laboratory of Yokohama National University (YNU) and Nippon…

Materials Sciences

New 2-D Nanosheet Expands Like Grow Monsters in Water

Grow Monsters. Expandable water toys. Whatever you call them, they're plastic-like figurines that swell when placed in water.

Physics & Astronomy

Wireless Power Transfer Boosted by Backward Signal Innovations

“The notion of a coherent absorber was introduced in a paper published back in 2010. The authors showed that wave interference can be used to control the…

Earth Sciences

Dutch-Texan Study Reveals Flood Zone Fatalities in Harvey

“It was surprising to me that so many fatalities occurred outside the flood zones,” says Sebastiaan Jonkman, a professor at Delft’s Hydraulic Engineering…

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Cognitive System Enhances Predictive Maintenance at Hannover Messe

Axial piston pumps convert mechanical into hydraulic energy. On construction or agricultural machinery, they help to lift heavy loads or are part of industrial…

Life & Chemistry

Cold Exposure Alters Fat Cell Epigenetics, Boosting Energy Use

Researchers tracked how the epigenome changes after long-term exposure to cold temperatures, and how those changes cause energy-storing white fat cells to…

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