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Could gulls' wings inspire smarter airplane design?

Flexing a single elbow joint enables gulls to adapt their wing shape to gusty conditions, according to new University of British Columbia (UBC) research–a…

Information Technology

Researchers develop 128Mb STT-MRAM with world's fastest write speed for embedded memory

STT-MRAM is capable of high-speed operation and consumes very little power as it retains data even when the power is off. Because of these features, STT-MRAM…

Life & Chemistry

Chemotherapy Resistance: Tumors That Don’t Shrink

But not all tumors shrink under chemotherapy. If the tumor resists neoadjuvant therapy, there can be a higher risk of developing metastatic disease, meaning…

Health & Medicine

The immune system's fountain of youth

If only we could keep our bodies young, healthy and energetic, even as we attain the wisdom of our years. New research at the Weizmann Institute of Science…

Life & Chemistry

Scientists Discover Unique Nanoparticles With New Properties

Micro objects, such as nanoparticles, can differ a lot from macro objects (crystals, glasses) in terms of chemical composition and properties. The two pillars…

Studies and Analyses

New Study Identifies Methane-Leaking Oil and Gas Wells

A new study just published in the journal Environmental Geosciences is the first to offer a profile of which wells are the most likely culprits.

Physics & Astronomy

Electrically Charged Higgs Defies Physicists at CERN

At the European Organization for Nuclear Research CERN near Geneva, the Large Hadron Collider's second run of collisions and collecting data on particles and…

Physics & Astronomy

NASA’s Hubble Captures Stunning Images of Comet 46P/Wirtanen

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope photographed comet 46P/Wirtanen on Dec. 13, when the comet was 7.4 million miles (12 million kilometers) from Earth. In this…

Information Technology

AI Computer Vision System Mimics Human Object Recognition

The system is an advance in a type of technology called “computer vision,” which enables computers to read and identify visual images.

Physics & Astronomy

Exploring Black Holes: Understanding Their Role in the Universe

When stars collapse, they can create black holes, which are everywhere throughout the universe and therefore important to be studied. Black holes are…

Studies and Analyses

Droughts Increase Emissions as Hydropower Availability Falls

“Water is used in electricity generation, both directly for hydropower and indirectly for cooling in thermoelectric power plants,” said climate scientist Noah…

Earth Sciences

Fire’s Impact on Forest Productivity and Air Pollution

In addition to the carbon emissions, fire plumes also generate air pollutants, including ozone (O3) and fine mode aerosols (e.g., PM2.5, particulate matter…

Life & Chemistry

Eco-Friendly Drug Production: Innovations by Lutz Ackermann

The environmentally friendly strategy developed by Professor Lutz Ackermann and his team at the Institute of Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry at the…

Health & Medicine

New Digital Register Aims to Support Dementia Patients

With 50 million people affected worldwide, dementia is a significant challenge of our times. In Bavaria alone, there are currently around 240,000 people living…

Life & Chemistry

Bacteria’s Business Model: Insights from Pseudomonas Aeruginosa

The bacterium Pseudomonas aeruginosa is one of the most common and dangerous pathogens in hospitals causing severe infections in patients, such as wound…

Physics & Astronomy

One of the world's fastest cameras films motion of electrons

During the conversion of light into electricity, such as in solar cells, a large part of the input light energy is lost. This is due to the behaviour of…

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