Looking for the next leap in rechargeable batteries
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Gene editing can complement traditional food-animal improvements
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New life for 19th-century plants
Credit: Sofia M. Rudin, David W. Murray, and Timothy J. S. Whitfeld. From Rudin, Sofia M., David W. Murray, and ...
PPPL-led fusion code selected for all 3 pre-exascale supercomputers
Credit: Elle Starkman/PPPL Office of Communications U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) high-performance computer sites have selected a dynamic fusion code, ...
New research examines patients’ satisfaction with their radiologists
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Satellite views storm system affecting Southern California
Credit: Credits: NASA/NOAA GOES Project Satellite imagery captured the beginning of a chain of Eastern Pacific Ocean storms forecast to ...
New grant boosts UC San Diego-led malaria research program
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PPPL-led fusion code selected for all three pre-exascale supercomputers.
Credit: Elle Starkman/PPPL Office of Communications U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) high-performance computer sites have selected a dynamic fusion code, ...
Researchers are first to see DNA ‘blink’
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Congo river fish evolution shaped by intense rapids
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Egg-free surrogate chickens produced in bid to save rare breeds
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Disappointing Merck drug news underscores critical next steps in Alzheimer’s fight
Credit: UsAgainstAlzheimer's WASHINGTON, DC, Feb. 17, 2017 -- The recent announcement that Merck is halting a Phase II/III study for ...
System automatically detects cracks in nuclear power plants
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UConn to speed human limb growth
Credit: G.J. McCarthy/UConn Foundation The University of Connecticut has joined the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute as a partner for the ...
How humans bond: The brain chemistry revealed
In new research published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Northeastern University psychology professor Lisa ...
Efficient power converter for internet of things
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Hubble spotlights a celestial sidekick
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From mice, clues to microbiome’s influence on metabolic disease
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Credit: Oleg E. Shklyaev and Henry Shum PITTSBURGH (February 17, 2017) ... Capitalizing on previous studies in self-powered chemo-mechanical movement, ...
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