Science
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Live nerve interface can change the treatment of brain diseases
Recent advances in neural interface technology are shifting from rigid metal devices to designs inspired by biology itself, which may…
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The United Nations draws attention to glacier preservation – the state of the earth
On March 21, the United Nations will officially announce the first day of the glacier. The simultaneous events at the…
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Scar-free healing frostbite: the promise of sine-like skin
Frostbite is a severe cold injury that affects millions of globally, often leading to long-term recovery, scars and long-term complications…
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Scar-free healing frostbite: the promise of sine-like skin
Frostbite is a severe cold injury that affects millions of globally, often leading to long-term recovery, scars and long-term complications…
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Your brain decodes hidden messages in voice melody
The subtle rise on the court when someone asks a question? Focus on certain words to convey importance? It turns…
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Your brain decodes hidden messages in voice melody
The subtle rise on the court when someone asks a question? Focus on certain words to convey importance? It turns…
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Our bodies secretly feed intestinal bacterial sugar through hidden pathways, research shows
Surprisingly, our understanding of our relationship with trillions of microorganisms in the gut, researchers found that our bodies actively feed…
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Our bodies secretly feed intestinal bacterial sugar through hidden pathways, research shows
Surprisingly, our understanding of our relationship with trillions of microorganisms in the gut, researchers found that our bodies actively feed…
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As the Antarctic ice melts, the Earth’s ocean “conveyor belt” grinds
The world’s most powerful ocean current is the loss of steam, and the melting ice in Antarctica is the blame…
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As the Antarctic ice melts, the Earth’s ocean “conveyor belt” grinds
The world’s most powerful ocean current is the loss of steam, and the melting ice in Antarctica is the blame…
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