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Are Nanodiamonds the Answer to Safer Batteries?

Most of the batteries we use today are made up of lithium-ion. Whether it’s smartphones, laptops, or cars, these batteries are everywhere. The reason why they are so...

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Scientist Identified a Portion of the Brain that Intensified the Desire For Cocaine

A new study published in Journal of Neurosciences has discovered that the part of the brain responsible for sugar cravings can also be manipulated to increase cravings for...

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This New Nanotechnology Helps Killing Cancer Cells Without Harming Healthy Cells

Chemotherapy has helped a great number of cancer patients over the time we’ve been using it for treatment. However, at the same time as it destroying cancer cells,...

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Meteor Shower From Dead Comet Sighted Again

During the first Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition in December 1956, the Phoenicid meteor was seen for the very first time. But, since then, it’s disappeared, which leads to...

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Now You Can Help Scientists Study Connection Between Body Bacteria and Autoimmune Diseases

We may have learned a lot over the past few years as a civilization, but there’s still a whole lot we don’t know. Now, with the help of...

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World’s First Nanoweave Created From Purely Organic Materials

A unique molecular nano weave has been created this month by researchers led by Professor Helma Wennemers at the Laboratory for Organic Chemistry. It was made from an...

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The Next Phase of Genome-Wide Studies Moves Forward

In pursuing the genetic roots of a particular illness or disease we are getting to the very heart of it. This will enable us to develop better prevention...

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Chile’s Very Large Telescope Interferometer Captures Best Image Ever of a Star’s Surface

It’s not easy to capture images of objects in the night sky, as they’re so very far away. So, when astronomers do get good ones, you can be...

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Is the Cure for Blindness Hiding in Video Goggles and an Implant?

Blindness is a condition that affects millions of people across the globe. While some people only suffer partial blindness, some are left completely withou

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Research Detects Alzheimer’s Disease Might Have Markers in Apes

A new study carried out by scientists at Kent State University revealed how the human brain is more similar to that of a primate’s brain that we previously...

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Clarifying study Defining Problems with Lithium-Air may still lead to Better Batteries

An MIT research team has studied in detail a promising next generation lithium battery know as a lithium-air or lithium- oxygen battery. This type of battery, which has...

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New Bacterium Discovered That Can Nucleate Ice

“Ice nucleation is a physical process that is of fundamental importance for the water cycle since it contributes to the formation of precipitation in clouds,” confirms Boris Vinatzer,...

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