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Squid enrich their DNA 'blueprint' through prolific RNA editing

One insight into this question has also turned out to be surprising. Contrary to the classical “central dogma” of molecular biology, genetic information does…

Life & Chemistry

Unlocking Seed Nutrition: Biochemical Pathways Revealed

New work from a team led by Carnegie's Wolf Frommer identifies biochemical pathways necessary for stocking the seed's food supplies. These findings could be…

Power and Electrical Engineering

New Tech Turns Packing Peanuts Into Battery Components

Batteries have two electrodes, called an anode and a cathode. The anodes in most of today's lithium-ion batteries are made of graphite. Lithium ions are…

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Low-Calorie Rice Aims to Combat Rising Obesity Rates

The presentation will take place here at the 249th National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS), the world's largest scientific…

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University of Luxembourg Physicist Wins ERC Grant

“I can still hardly believe it, it’s absolutely fantastic” was Lagerwall’s initial reaction to the good news. The 44-year-old scientist has been working in the…

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Multi-Gigabit Copper Access Project Launches in Celtic-Plus

Celtic-Plus is launching a 4.4 million euro project to explore multiple-gigabit copper access based on G.fast, a digital subscriber line (DSL) standard for the…

Life & Chemistry

Sewage — yes, poop — could be a source of valuable metals and critical elements

A talk about their recent work will be one of nearly 11,000 presentations here at the 249th National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society…

Life & Chemistry

New Science of Weed: Insights from ACS Meeting 2023

ACS, the world's largest scientific society, is holding the meeting here through Thursday. It features nearly 11,000 presentations on a wide range of science…

Life & Chemistry

Danish researchers' breakthrough identification of important protein

For the first time, researchers from the University of Copenhagen have managed to develop a secure way of measuring the protein apo-M in our blood. The protein…

Social Sciences

Old age is getting younger:Today’s 75-year-olds are cognitively fitter and happier than 20 years ago

For all of those who are worrying about getting old, here is some good news: Old age is getting younger. On average, today’s 75-year-olds are cognitively much…

Information Technology

Ultra-High Data Transmission with Steerable Terahertz Antennas

Using the terahertz frequency spectrum (300 Gigahertz – 3 Terahertz) opens up the possibility for wireless communication links that can exchange terabytes of…

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Mobile Lab Technologies Showcase by Fraunhofer IBMT at ArabLab

Fraunhofer IBMT is strongly involved in the field of mobile laboratories since 2005. Starting with the design and development of units for it’s own use, this…

Life & Chemistry

Scientists Identify Molecule That Activates Stem Cell Genes

Stem cells can have a strong sense of identity. Taken out of their home in the hair follicle, for example, and grown in culture, these cells remain true to…

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New Method to Control Light Boosts Future Computing Speed

The work, conducted by researchers at the University of Texas El Paso (UTEP) and at the University of Central Florida (UCF) and published in the journal Optics…

Physics & Astronomy

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From April 22 to 23, 2015, the 3RD UKP-Workshop: Ultrafast Laser Technology in Aachen, Germany, will see experts from the worlds of science and research…

Physics & Astronomy

Sharper Nanoscopy: Unlocking Enhanced Spatial Resolution

The 2014 chemistry Nobel Prize recognized important microscopy research that enabled greatly improved spatial resolution. This innovation, resulting in…

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