Science & Technology

Lensed Supernovae Offer Precise, Independent Measurement With a panoramic view 200 times larger than the Hubble Space Telescope’s infrared view, the sheer amount of data… Read More

In research aimed at gaining insights into the sudden, unexpected deaths of young children, often happening during sleep, scientists have pinpointed brief seizures that involve… Read More

Primates, including humans, are generally considered to be very social creatures, with numerous monkey and ape species forming groups. In contrast, lemurs and other Strepsirrhines,… Read More

Researchers at Osaka University have created a soft, pliable, and wireless optical sensor using carbon nanotubes and organic transistors on an ultra-thin polymer film. This… Read More

The Webb telescope has observed what appear to be young methane deposits on the surfaces of Eris and Makemake. A team co-led by Southwest Research… Read More

Drugs blocking dopamine transporters may be harmful for healthy teens but helpful for those with pathological dopamine hypofunction. In a breakthrough finding researchers at Columbia… Read More

Researchers have long understood that certain viruses and bacteria initiate infections by initially attaching to sugar molecules present on the cell surfaces lining the sinuses… Read More

Ryugu, a near-Earth asteroid, captured widespread interest following the Japanese Hayabusa2 mission’s successful collection and return of samples to Earth. The retrieved samples have been… Read More

Entanglement is a fundamental principle in quantum physics and a critical factor for the effectiveness of quantum computing. Entanglement is a phenomenon in quantum physics… Read More

Recognizing N-AIDS as a crucial factor and coexisting condition of can improve the detection, prevention, and eradication of TB. Tuberculosis (TB) stands as the leading… Read More