Scientists propose data encoding method for the 6G standard
A group of scientists from ITMO University have demonstrated the possibility of modifying terahertz pulses in order to use them for data transmission.Credit: Faculty of...
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A new character for Pokémon? Novel endemic dogfish shark species discovered from Japan
Credit: Sarah Viana Newly discovered creatures can often be as impressive and exciting as the ones from the Japanese movies and shows. Many of those...
Improving the operation and performance of Wi-Fi networks for the 5G/6G ecosystem
Thanks to the use of machine learning techniques and the implementation of new algorithms presented by Marc Carrascosa and Boris Bellalta, researchers with the Wireless...
The brain uses minimum effort to look for key information in text
By analysing brain activity, researchers found that the brain regulates its resource use and tries to identify the most essential informationCredit: Cognitive computing research group...
Angling for underwater WiFi
Credit: © 2020 KAUST; Xavier Pita Aquatic internet that sends data through light beams could enable divers to instantly transmit footage from under the sea...
Clinical updates for diagnostic ultrasound during coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic
Patient and visitor screening, segregation and monitoring of staff, scan vetting, strict protocol adherence help prevent nosocomial transmission of COVID-19 to frontline ultrasound service providersCredit:...
Can your gut microbes tell you how old you really are?
Credit: Insilico Highlights: In 2018 scientists from Gladyshev lab specializing in aging research started a collaboration with Insilico Medicine resulting in a widely-publicized proof of...
Bulgaria’s National Cardiac Society pioneers ARPHA’s top-to-bottom bilingual publishing
The first 2020 issue of the society's bilingual journal is already online on a brand new and user-friendly websiteCredit: Bulgarian Cardiology and ARPHA Platform This...
Danish researchers looking for rare enzyme that can break down plastics
Plastics really can be broken down, and researchers at Aarhus University have started to hunt for the unique enzymes that can do the job. The...
Matrix imaging: An innovation for improving ultrasound resolution
Credit: Walter et al./PNAS In conventional ultrasounds, variations in soft tissue structure distort ultrasound wavefronts. They blur the image and can hence prove detrimental to...
Tropical disease in medieval Europe revises the history of a pathogen related to syphilis
Genomic analysis of plague victims from a mass burial in Lithuania identifies a medieval woman who was also infected with yaws -- a disease today...
ModGraProDep: Artificial intelligence and probabilistic modelling in clinical oncology
Mathematic modelling: new frontiers in the fight against cancerCredit: UNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA / ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN MEDICINE Improving the prediction of survival indicators in patients...
From bacteria to you: The biological reactions that sustain our rhythms
Clues emerge for a potential new treatment for methylation deficienciesCredit: Kyoto University/Jean-Michel Fustin Japan -- Every second of every day, countless biochemical reactions take place...
Substandard hand sanitizers readily available on market, confirm pharmacists
'...the general public are often unaware that such products cannot ensure disinfection and are not fit for use amid the pandemic...' - new research describes...
An ion channel senses cell swelling and helps cells to choose a response
Mechanosensitive channel transporting ions induces program of cell suicideCredit: (Washington University in St. Louis) After a dry spell, a rainy day can feel rejuvenating. But...
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