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Researchers have engineered a molecular-level solution to one of the most stubborn efficiency bottlenecks in perovskite solar technology, achieving a...
Physicists have demonstrated a new type of extremely sensitive charge detector built on the quantum Hall effect, capable of resolving...
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Training a state-of-the-art large language model has always meant one thing: gathering enormous amounts of text in one place. But...
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Inside every neuron, a molecular housekeeping system works around the clock: it engulfs damaged proteins and worn-out organelles in double-membrane...
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For decades, public health messaging has rested on a comfortable premise: as people age, they become less active, more sedentary...
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Tuberculosis has been outsmarting antibiotics for decades, but one of humanity’s deadliest infections may have finally met its analytical match:...
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China has unveiled the extraordinary scale of one of the world’s largest prospective studies of aging, with the publication of...
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