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Resuscitating eyes to speed up clinical research for vision impairment
The group will develop artificial blood to provide cells with oxygen and nutrients, kick-starting the activity of nerve cells and...
Physicists quantum simulate a system in which fermions with multiple flavors behave like bosons
Credit: HKUST In the text book of quantum mechanics, it was introduced that bosons and fermions, two types of elementary...
$9.6M boost for international mother-baby iron supplements study
Credit: WEHI, Australia A Melbourne-led research consortium investigating the impact of iron treatments on maternal and newborn health in low-income...
SUTD and MIT scientists first to simulate a large-scale virus, M13
Credit: SUTD Atomistic simulations are a powerful tool to study the movement and interactions of atoms and molecules. In many...
RunEASI wearable enables runners to train and rehabilitate more efficiently
New KU Leuven spin-off combines biomechanical expertise and AICredit: KU Leuven Being able to exercise without pain or injury: it's...
Ultra-thin designer materials unlock quantum phenomena
New research, published in Nature, has measured highly sought-after Majorana quantum statesCredit: Alex Tokarev, Ella Maru Studio Aalto University A...
Researchers determine how often cancer patients develop osteonecrosis of the jaw
Credit: University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center PORTLAND, OR - A landmark study by researchers from the SWOG Cancer Research...
Longest intergalactic gas filament discovered
Study confirms models on the evolution of our universeCredit: Reiprich et al., Astronomy & Astrophysics More than half of the...
Catalyst research: molecular probes require highly precise calculations
Scientists of KIT use advanced methods with hybrid functionals for analysis of active sites - publication in Physical Review LettersCredit:...
Greenland ‘knickpoints’ could stall spread of glacial thinning
Credit: Tim Bartholomaus The jagged terrain of Greenland's mountains is protecting some of the island's outlet glaciers from warm coastal...
Polariton interactions: Light matters
Studying quasiparticles that are part light, part matterCredit: FLEET Why do two-dimensional exciton-polaritons interact? The intriguing quasiparticle the exciton-polariton is...
New production technology for heavy goods vehicles
Resource-efficient, flexible, and low-cost production of fuel cells -- State Ministry of Economic Affairs grants funding in the amount of...
Three-dimensional view of catalysts in action
Operando X-ray spectroscopy brings new opportunities for materials and reaction diagnostics - report in Nature CatalysisCredit: Dr. Dmitry Doronkin, KIT...
Neuroregenerative gene therapy
Brings new hope to patients with spinal cord injuryCredit: Jinan University Spinal cord injury (SCI) often causes disability and seriously...
New nanobiomaterial from the silk of a mite with ‘promising biomedical properties’
Developed from the silk produced by the Tetranychus lintearius miteCredit: University of La Rioja An international team of researchers has...
New therapeutic target pinpointed for stomach cancer
Credit: WEHI, Australia WEHI researchers have identified a key molecular regulator involved in the progression and spread of stomach cancer,...
Pulp succeeded in diet? Determining the slenderization of wood pulp
Scientists at Osaka University develop a test to measure the quality of nanofibrillation for wood pulp using its natural optical...
Men over 50 have same success with vasectomy reversal outcomes as younger men
Keck Medicine of USC study reveals that older men who undergo the surgery achieve the same rate of pregnancy as...
Study: the pandemic’s impact on lung cancer
A UC study shows that the pandemic negatively affected both preventive screening and patient outcomesCredit: Colleen Kelley When the pandemic...
Alzheimer Europe launches new guide and policy briefing on intercultural care and support
Credit: Alzheimer Europe 2020 Luxembourg, 17 December 2020 - Alzheimer Europe today launched two new publications: "Intercultural dementia care for...
