Researchers have created what could be called “skin in a syringe”. The gel containing live cells can be 3D printed into a skin transplant, as shown in a study conducted on mice. This technology may lead to new ways to treat burns…
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Columbia’s radiation-proof chip built to decode the universe at CERN
A new specialized, radiation-hardened chip has been designed for CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC) upgrade.
Engineers at Columbia University have developed this analog-to-digital converter (ADC) chip.
The custom-designed chips will…
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A New Chapter For Diabetes—and Regenerative Medicine
Mouse pancreatic islet visualised using immunofluorescent microscopy. — Colours: red = insulin antibody, blue = DAPI = nuclei, green unspecific anti-mouse secondary antibody (stains mostly intercellular matrix) Dimension: real width 326µm…
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Humidity-enhanced ceramic nearly doubles fuel cell performance: Study
A recent study conducted at the Institute of Science, Tokyo, revealed that water vapor can greatly boost the efficiency of fuel cells with Ba7Nb4MoO20, a promising ceramic electrolyte material for fuel cells.
The study was conducted in…
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New self-healing plastic outperforms steel in strength tests
Scientists in the US have designed a carbon-fiber plastic composite that not only heals itself the way skin does, but also recovers its original shape under heat and outperforms steel in strength.
The new recyclable material, an advanced…
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NASA’s Webb May Have Found a Planet Next Door. Then It Vanished
Planet could be a gas giant, orbiting 1 to 2 times the distance between Sun and Earth. The Alpha Centauri system, our nearest stellar neighbor, has long captured the imagination of science fiction and pop culture — often depicted as a gateway…
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Rule-breaking reaction unlocks a new level for photoredox catalysis | Research
A new reaction involving electron transfer from a highly electronically excited chemical species challenges a longstanding photophysical principle. By breaking ‘Kasha’s rule’, the transformation allows for new chemistry that would not…
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Autonomy improves performance of Aerospace cubesat optical links
SALT LAKE CITY – Aerospace Corp. is refining technology to enable cubesats to share data through optical links, after demonstrating the capability early this year. Such a move would allow communication at greater distances and to work…
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NASA Roman Core Survey Will Trace Cosmic Expansion Over Time
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will be a discovery machine, thanks to its wide field of view and resulting torrent of data. Scheduled to launch no later than May 2027, with the team working toward launch as early as fall 2026, its…
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Astronauts Will Return to the Moon Wearing Gold-Plated Oakleys
“In space the sun is really harsh, it feels as if it’s piercing through your eyes,” says Koichi Wakata, an astronaut and the Chief Technology Officer for Axiom Space. “We need an exceptional visor system to protect [our] eyes and…
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