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New Insights on Early Metastatic Spread in Breast Cancer

Over decades, cancer research pursued the dogma that cancer cells seed mainly from advanced tumors – based on the finding that early diagnosis and surgical…

Life & Chemistry

Seahorse Evolution: Unraveling Nature’s Unique Design

Without a doubt, the seahorse belongs to Darwin's “endless forms most beautiful”. Its body form is one of a kind. It has neither a tail nor pelvic fin, it…

Information Technology

Effortless Condition Monitoring for Aging Infrastructure

Ageing infrastructure systems pose great challenges for us to accommodate both, technical progress and steadily rising mobility. Requirements for technical…

Medical Engineering

New Noninvasive Method Detects Infections in Prostheses

“Current methods to detect infection require patients to undergo burdensome imaging procedures, such as an MRI, CAT scan, or X-rays,” said Ken Loh, a professor…

Health & Medicine

Key Mutations in Zika Virus May Impact Severity Changes

The Zika virus remains a mystery. Isolated from macaque monkeys in the Ziika Forest in Uganda in 1947, the virus was shown to infect humans not long after, but…

Materials Sciences

Magnetic Mirror May Unlock Secrets of Gravitational Waves

Researchers have created a new magnetic mirror-based device that could one day help cosmologists discover new details about ripples in space-time known as…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Battery Research Advances to Higher Voltages for Efficiency

For years, small rechargeable lithium-ion batteries have reliably supplied billions of portable devices with energy. But manufacturers of high-energy…

Earth Sciences

Pangaea’s Breakup: Cooling Mantle and Thinned Crust Explained

The thinning is related to the cooling of Earth's interior prompted by the splitting of the supercontinent Pangaea, which broke up into the continents that we…

Physics & Astronomy

Boron Discovered on Mars: Insights Into Ancient Habitability

Boron has been identified for the first time on the surface of Mars, indicating the potential for long-term habitable groundwater in the ancient past. This…

Earth Sciences

NASA’s Infrared Imagery Reveals US Cold Snap Insights

The Atmospheric Infrared Sounder or AIRS instrument measures temperature data in infrared light. At NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, a…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Fraunhofer ISE Unveils SmartCalc.CTM for Solar Module Efficiency

SmartCalc.CTM determines the cell-to-module effects, or “CTM”, which occur when solar cells are integrated into a module. Starting with the cell power, the…

Earth Sciences

MyShake App Captures 400 Earthquakes Worldwide

The University of California, Berkeley's worldwide network of smartphone earthquake detectors has recorded nearly 400 earthquakes since the MyShake app was…

Life & Chemistry

Unlocking Sulfur: Innovations in Synthetic Organic Chemistry

Synthetic organic chemistry consists of transforming existing molecules into new molecular structures or assemblies. These new molecular systems are then used…

Materials Sciences

Supercomputer Study Finds 2-D Glass Can Be Infinitely Soft

“Imagine if we could make a sheet of glass, which has a two-dimensional (2D) planate shape,” says Dr. Hayato Shiba, of Tohoku University's Institute for…

Physics & Astronomy

Two Electrons Take Quantum Walk in Qudit System

Scientists from the Institute of Physics and Technology of the Russian Academy of Sciences and MIPT have let two electrons loose in a system of quantum dots to…

Information Technology

Meet the New Robot with a Human Touch in Robotics Innovation

A group led by Robert Shepherd, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and principal investigator of Organic Robotics Lab, has published a…

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