Science
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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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Brain cells switch between rhythms such as radio tuners
Scientists have found that a single brain cell can adjust multiple electrical rhythms simultaneously, thereby switching its emission modes, such…
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Why moderate-intensity wines may win without alcohol failure
The fastest growing category in the wine industry is not what you expect. While headlines for alcohol-free wines, a new…
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Tiny ant brain creates highway crew that works before traffic jams
Scientists have discovered that long-horned crazy crazy ants operate like miniature highway departments, eliminating obstacles from the road before teammates…
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Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathway: a comprehensive overview
author: Binod GC Introduction to Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathway this Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathwayalso known as Standardized Wnt pathwaysis a highly conservative…
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Scientists crack Bonobos’s facial expression code
According to new research, Bonobos can make 28 different facial movements, from subtle nostril flares to dramatic lip leaks. This…
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Experiences outside the body may be a traumatic reaction, not a mental illness
A groundbreaking study of over 500 people suggests that floating outside your own body can be a way to protect…
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Scientists solve water problems in guitar design
Engineers addressed the critical water shortage challenge by borrowing inspiration from musical instruments and California Redwood. Their new fog collection…
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