Highly sensitive sensors show promise in enhancing human touch
Ultrathin crack-based sensors operate on a principle similar to a spider's sense organ and display remarkable sensitivity to movementCredit: Rongrong Bao WASHINGTON, February 18, 2020...
Ultrathin crack-based sensors operate on a principle similar to a spider's sense organ and display remarkable sensitivity to movementCredit: Rongrong Bao WASHINGTON, February 18, 2020...
Perovskites have been discovered to be a cheap alternative for Faraday rotatorsCredit: Stefanie Zingsheim/University of Sydney Researchers in Australia have found a way to manipulate...
They can thus start a subscription at the expense of others or publish secret company documents under someone else's identityCredit: RUB, Kramer Exploiting a vulnerability...
Computer scientists use brain research methods for a better understanding of AICredit: Jana Dünnhaupt/University of Magdeburg Computer scientists at Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg are...
New artificial neural network model may serve as a basis for solving inverse problemsCredit: @EPFL Numerical simulations, generally based on equations that describe a given...
Researchers reveal that fruit fly sleep is induced by cellular oxidative stress, which may explain why chronic lack of sleep appears to shorten life expectancyCredit:...
The device brings lithium metal batteries one step closer to commercial viabilityCredit: David Baillot/University of California San Diego Researchers at the University of California San...
A new gel-based nanosensor for radiation dose monitoring can be used on skin and is relatively inexpensiveCredit: Image credit Subhadeep Dutta. SAN DIEGO, CA -...
Credit: Photo courtesy of University of Guam The University of Guam and natural resource officials in Saipan and Rota exchanged expertise and challenges regarding watershed...
Credit: Dr Anthony Romilio The mystery surrounding dinosaur footprints on a cave ceiling in Central Queensland has been solved after more than a half a...
Polymers clean up mercury and oil spills, nitrogen runoff, and moreCredit: Flinders University / SA Government New Australian technology that could fix some of the...
Researchers in the National Institute for Physiological Sciences in Japan discovered functional differences in TRPA1 which serves as a receptor for noxious heat and chemicals...
Credit: Source: IPCC AR5, 2014 A two degree Centigrade increase in global average temperature will lead to catastrophic consequences for the planet. Humanity has a...
Credit: Eisuke Itakura The accumulation of aberrant proteins in the body will cause various neurodegenerative diseases. Amyloid β, one of these aberrant proteins, is a...
Credit: Itakura et al., 2020 Researchers in Japan have identified a new quality control system that allows cells to remove damaged and potentially toxic proteins...
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