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Astronomers Discover Strange ‘Glitch’ in Binary System
Pulsars in binary systems can often display a strange phenomenon known as ‘glitch,’ but up until now, astronomers have had a hard time proving it. But now one of the...
AIScientists Taught Robots to Understand Brain Function and Brain Disorders Such as Alzheimer’s
A challenging brain technique called whole-cell patch clamp electrophysiology or whole-cell recording (WCR) is a procedure so delicate and complex that only a handful of humans in the whole world...
Astronomers Measure Distant Galaxy’s Magnetic Field Shedding Light on Cosmic Conundrum
It’s an exciting time for astronomers at the moment as new measurements of magnetic fields have been recorded that come from a galaxy located 4.6 billion years away. This gives...
HWWorld’s Largest Stellarator Attracts PPPL Physicists to Campaign
As the first full campaign of the world’s largest and most powerful stellarator comes together, physicists from the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) are brought...
HWResearchers Invent Smartwatch Algorithm That Records Your Every Move
A new algorithm has been invented by scientists at the University of Sussex that have the ability to teach a smartphone how to not only detect your every move but...
Quantum Computing: Set to Revolutionize Gaming?
It is every so often that technology advances to a point in time where a major implication develops that allows a dramatic step in video gaming. Be it the technology...
HWResearchers Use Lasers to Fry Cancer Cells
A new study conducted at the University of Colorado takes tackling cancer to a whole new level by using gold nanoparticles to fry the tumors. Antibodies attach themselves to antigens...
HWGet Ready to Race With PESO, the World’s Fastest Electric Mountain Bike
Electric bikes started life as practical commuters: a modest motor, a heavy battery and a design aimed at making hills and headwinds less painful. The electric mountain bike, or e-MTB,...
Sandia’s Z Machine Tests Contradict Black Hole Models
A contradiction had been made this week that involves the X-ray spectra of black holes was brought about by experts using the Sandia National Laboratories’ Z machine. This marvelous machine...
STATransform Colors into Melodies With Specdrums
How many times have you found yourself tapping away unconsciously on the desk or worktop, sometimes making a tune, sometimes not. Often we find ourselves doing this without really thinking...
STARevolutionary E-Biking With the Copenhagen Wheel
The electric or e-bike is very quickly gaining momentum in the popularity stakes as people begin to realize just what good fun and value for money they are. They also...
HWResearchers Observe Diamond Showers on Neptune
Researchers over at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) have successfully demonstrated the formation of diamond showers in the ice giant we call Neptune. The team used the strong X-ray laser among...
HWDo Physicists Need to Change the Way They Measure Quantum States?
New research carried out by CQT researchers suggest that standard protocols that measure the dimensions of quantum systems may return incorrect numbers. For that reason, Cai Yu, Cong Wan and...
HWResearchers Discover Response in Liver Could Actually Help Treat Alcoholism
It’s no secret that drinking excessive amounts of alcohol can damage the liver. But, what you might not have known is that there’s a protective response in the organ that...
Ancient Nova Explosion Recovered by 580-year-old Korean Recording
Around 600 years ago a bright new star was spotted by a team of Korean astrologers that laid within the realms of the Scorpius constellation. The star was only seen...
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 popular and...
HWScientist 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 cocaine. The...
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, it weakens...
HWMeteor 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 the question,...
Quantum Computer Programming: What You Need to Learn to Get Started?
Quantum computers, at long last, finally seem to be coming into their own with the promise of being far superior from its competition by years end. But this leads to...
HWNow 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 the public,...
STAJumping Gene and Bacterial Gene-Editing System Join Forces
A new study has captured evidence for the first time of ‘jumping genes’ adopting a bacterial immune mechanism for transferring genetic material across bacterial species as well as between bacteria...
SWXOD: A New Open Source Visual Programming Language
To start let’s quickly go over some of the basic fundamentals of what exactly the XOD programming language is before we get into it more in depth. In short, it...
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 entirely organic...
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