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“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,...
Researchers from the University of Michigan have developed a new type of polymer that imitates a natural cell membrane in order for scientists to study the functioning and...
Biomarker molecules are indicative of disease states and physicists at the University of Pennsylvania have just created a new graphene-based sensor that may soon be used as a...
Results from a recent study led by University of Pennsylvania researchers confirms that oral microbiome is in fact affected by diabetes. Published in the journal Cell Host &...
Brown dwarfs are smaller than the Sun but larger than Jupiter and are relatively dim in comparison to many other objects in the night sky. Their climate tends...
It was once believed that memories are formed by hardwiring information into the brain in a highly stable manner. However, recent studies carried out at Harvard Medical School...
For those of you who have tried to edit your own film or video, you will know how painstaking it can be sifting through hours and hours of...
It’s an exciting time for gene editing currently as scientists achieve the first ever safe repair of a single-gene mutation in a human embryo. Using the CRISPR-Cas9 system,...
Enzymes are an important part of maintaining good health, and a new test confirms they could even help to pave the way to produce better treatments for cancer...
Those suffering from hair loss problems could soon be worry free thanks to a bunch of researchers at UCLA. The team found that by activating the stem cells...
A new camera from Cubert, working in collaboration with VITO Remote Sensing and imec, based on research from the European Space Agency, is bringing high-resolution details to precision...
Wouldn’t it be great to never have to worry about tire punctures or a rubber band snapping? Well, that could soon be possible in the very near future...
