PAINTing a wound-healing ink into cuts with a 3D-printing pen
The body is pretty good at healing itself, though more severe wounds can require bandages or stitches. But researchers publishing in ACS Applied Materials &...
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Early career scientist wins prestigious Hungarian physics award
Laszlo Horvath, an early career physicist at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) stationed at General Atomics in San Diego,...
More evidence needed to confirm promise of remote or decentralized trials
There’s one question that Hollings Cancer Center researcher Jennifer Dahne, Ph.D., co-director of the remote and virtual trials program at the South Carolina Clinical &...
Stress granules control Alzheimer’s gene transcripts and neuronal proteostasis
“Determining the mechanism underlying RNA sequestration in could represent a key goal in the discovery and development of suitable biomarkers and therapies.”Credit: 2023 Sato et...
Tackling global problems requires international collaboration and this underscores the strategic role of the GRC
"Welcome everyone to the 11th Annual Meeting of the Global Research Council , here at the Peace Palace. In times of war and conflict, what...
MU researcher finds similarities in COVID-19 mortality rates between Canadian provinces and American states before vaccines were available
COLUMBIA, Mo. -- While the overall mortality rates — the number of deaths per 100,000 people — during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic...
Municipal administrators know about NbS but rarely use them to reduce environmental inequality
Initiatives involving nature-based solutions (NbS) are increasingly frequent in Europe and the United States, but still scarce in Brazil and rarely part of local public...
Accelerating nanoscale x-ray imaging of integrated circuits with machine learning
Researchers from MIT and Argonne National Laboratory have developed a machine learning technique that could greatly accelerate the process of nanoscale X-ray imaging of integrated...
Quantifying mangroves’ value as a climate solution and economic engine
A tiny Central American country is charting a path to slowing climate change, while boosting the economy and making communities safer. A new Stanford-led study...
High resolution X-ray microscopy with exceptionally low X-ray dose
A team led by X-ray imaging pioneers at DESY has managed to produce high-resolution images of biological structures at very low X-ray doses. Their new...
Rethink, rewrite, redefine—how biodegradable plastics are reshaping sustainability
The University of California San Diego’s vision is to be a student-centered, research-focused, service-oriented public university. There are countless examples across campus of the ways...
Supercomputer simulations provide a better picture of the Sun’s magnetic field
The Sun’s strong, dynamic magnetic field can catapult huge jets of plasma known as coronal mass ejections (CMEs) out into the solar system. Sometimes these...
Flat fullerene fragments attractive to electrons
Researchers at Kyoto University in Japan have gained new insights into the unique chemical properties of spherical molecules composed entirely of carbon atoms, called fullerenes....
Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology researchers improve the solubility of redox molecules for enhanced energy storage systems
Dominant battery technologies using flammable, toxic, unsustainable, and expensive energy sources are a major contributor to climate change. Switching from fossil fuels to cleaner and...
Ozone layer recovery delayed, surface UV radiation continues to rise
According to a new study published in Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, the ozone isn’t healing as quickly as expected, leading to higher levels of surface...
