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Unicellular Parasite’s Role in Treating Periodontitis Uncovered

For the first time, researchers from Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin have shown that a unicellular parasite commonly found in the mouth plays a role in…

Materials Sciences

Advancing Soft Tissue Research: Understanding Cavitation Effects

A type of damage in soft materials and tissue called cavitation is one of the least-studied phenomena in physics, materials science and biology, say expert…

Life & Chemistry

Unlocking Caspase-6: New Enzyme Functions Revealed

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital scientists have identified previously unknown functions of the enigmatic enzyme caspase-6. The findings show that…

Physics & Astronomy

ESO Telescope Captures Star Dance Near Black Hole, Validates Einstein

“Einstein's General Relativity predicts that bound orbits of one object around another are not closed, as in Newtonian Gravity, but precess forwards in the…

Life & Chemistry

Neural Circuits: Achieving Stability Amidst Perturbations

A neural circuit comprises a population of nerve cells (neurons) interconnected by synapses. Once activated, these units carry out specific functions that…

Life & Chemistry

Understanding the Science Behind Poetry Appreciation

Poetry, an aesthetic object, is deeply rooted in all human cultures. But despite its universality, the neural mechanisms of poetry appreciation are seldom…

Life & Chemistry

Understanding Glutamate: Insights Into Brain Synapses

When people think of glutamate, the first thing they remember is the flavour enhancer that is often used in Asian cuisine. Glutamate is also an important…

Physics & Astronomy

CHEOPS Space Telescope Launches for Scientific Discoveries

CHEOPS is a joint mission by the European Space Agency (ESA) and Switzerland, under the leadership of the University of Bern in collaboration with the…

Life & Chemistry

Innovative Interaction: Technologies Unite on Protein Complexes

In a paper published online April 14, 2020, in Cell Reports, members of the Washburn Lab describe the combination of three approaches — affinity tag protein…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Future of Wind Power: Supercomputing Drives Growth

Wind power surged worldwide in 2019, but will it sustain? More than 340,000 wind turbines generated over 591 gigawatts globally. In the U.S., wind powered the…

Power and Electrical Engineering

New 3D Imaging Tech Enhances Fluorescence Microscopy Efficiency

Scientists have been using fluorescence microscopy to study the inner workings of biological cells and organisms for decades. However, many of these platforms…

Power and Electrical Engineering

New Tandem Solar Cell Record Set by CIGS Technology

CIGS cells, which consist of copper, indium, gallium and selenium, can be deposited as thin-films with a total thickness of only 3 to 4 micrometers; the…

Physics & Astronomy

New Study Reveals Why Solar Wind Is Hotter Than Expected

In a study published April 14 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Madison physicists provide an explanation for the…

Materials Sciences

KIST Unveils Nanometer-Thin Electromagnetic Shielding Film

A Korean research team has developed a technology to fabricate an ultrathin material for electromagnetic interference(EMI) shielding. The research team, led by…

Life & Chemistry

Signaling Molecules: Key to Early Embryonic Development

This basic mechanism of early embryonic development may also help to guide tissue engineering approaches for regenerative medicine in the future. The findings…

Physics & Astronomy

Exploring Particle Billiards: Light and Electrons in Action

Light can be used to knock electrons out of atoms, with light particles and electrons bouncing off each other like two billiard balls – Compton scattering. Why…

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