Science
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Teenagers’ sleep interruption rewrites the rules of brain development
New research shows that disrupting teenagers’ circadian rhythms not only makes them tired, but fundamentally how their brains respond to…
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Tarantulas Master’s bipedal recovery
According to new research, young Tarantulas could lose two of eight legs and bounce back to full speed in one…
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Wildfire smoke may be destroying marine carbon storage
New research from the University of British Columbia suggests that wildfires may fundamentally change the way our oceans store carbon,…
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New fiber membrane technology can reduce energy use in data centers by 40%
UC San Diego engineers have created a passive cooling technology that can drive data centers energy consumption up to 40%.…
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Astronomers use space flash to find missing matter in the universe
Astronomers solve one of the greatest mysteries of the universe by pointing out the location of ordinary matter that has…
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Black coffee cuts risk of death, but sugar eliminates benefits
Your morning coffee habits may prolong your life, but only if you skip sugar and cream. A comprehensive study tracked…
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Single mushroom dose vs. cancer depression for 2 years
According to new clinical trial results, a single dose of psilocybin (a psychedelic compound found in magic mushrooms) continues to…
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Tiny needles can end painful cancer biopsy forever
Scientists have developed a plaque covered with tens of millions of micro needles that can replace painful cancer biopsies. The…
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AI uses simple health data to predict your brain speed
Scientists have developed a machine learning algorithm that predicts how quickly your brain processes information using only some basic health…
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Ultra-thin magnetic metals can enhance AI and rotation
Scientists at the University of Minnesota have discovered how to turn normal non-magnetic metals into magnetic bodies by making them…
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