The first-ever clinical trial focuses on precision medicine specifically for older adults, a group often overlooked in musculoskeletal research. Two decades ago, when Gregory Hicks… Read More
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Hidden Genetic Triggers of Heart Disease Risk Unveiled
New gene mapping technique reveals how genetic alterations in cells lining blood vessels contribute to coronary artery disease, with implications for diagnostic and treatment strategies…. Read More
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Inscribing a spiral in the centre of a contact lens seems to create optical vortices that interact so that the lens provides a clear image of objects at all distancesRead …
Read More »Scientists Discover Yarn-Shaped Supercapacitor “Sweet Spot”
With the rising fascination for wearable technology, there’s been a parallel boost in efforts to develop energy-storage solutions that can be integrated into fabrics. Scientists… Read More
Read More »Study Shows Genetic Links To Academic Achievements in East Asians
Until now such studies have been limited to Western populations. Read More
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Researchers wanting to make use of locusts’ keen sense of smell to sniff out certain chemicals have found that injecting their brains with nanoparticles seems to make odour identification more …
Read More »RoboChem: Scientists Develop Chemical Synthesis Robot That Outperforms Human Chemists in Speed and Accuracy
Chemical researchers at the University of Amsterdam have created a self-operating chemical synthesis robot equipped with an AI-based machine-learning system, named ‘RoboChem’. This compact laboratory… Read More
Read More »Scientists Identify Potential Solvents for Building on the Moon and Mars
Researchers have initiated the process of identifying liquid solvents that could potentially be used to extract essential construction materials from the dust of lunar and… Read More
Read More »How Scientists Are Eavesdropping on Microbes To Revolutionize Research
Using a database of over 60,000 microorganisms curated by researchers from across the globe, the new search tool instantly matches microbes to the metabolites they… Read More
Read More »Revolutionary Imaging Technique Offers New Hope for Eye Disease Patients
A new study introduces a novel approach to predicting the course of uveitis through retinal blood flow analysis, potentially transforming patient monitoring and clinical trial… Read More
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