Redefining Fluid Dynamics: Ancient Invention Sparks Modern Breakthrough
The recent breakthrough holds great potential for both medical and industrial applications. A group of scientists has discovered new laws governing the flow of fluids…
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Death to Blood Cancer Cells: New Drug Combination Could Revive the Power of Leading Treatment
Future clinical trials will be conducted to investigate whether the combination of chloroquine and venetoclax can prevent disease recurrence. Although new drugs have been developed…
Unexpected Findings – Graphene Grows, and We Can See It
Using ‘patchy particles’ as a model for graphene’s atomic structure, researchers have gained novel insights into the formation and evolution of defects in two-dimensional materials….
Earth-Sized Exoplanet With Fiery Volcanoes Discovered in Habitable Zone
The planet, named LP 791-18 d, was located and observed using data from NASA’s Tess satellite and the Spitzer Space Telescope. A team of scientists…
Physics Breakthrough: First-Ever Measurement of a Quantum Paradox
How do quantum particles exchange information? An intriguing hypothesis regarding quantum information has recently been validated through experimental verification conducted at TU Wien. If you…
Physics Experiment Inspired by Earth’s Core Leads to Groundbreaking Discovery in Fluid Flow Turbulence
Turbulent flows take on a surprising spin in an experiment inspired by the Earth’s core. A team of physicists has discovered a new role for…
New Vaccine Helps Decrease the Likelihood of Skin Cancer Recurrence and Death
A recent clinical trial reveals that the combination of an experimental mRNA vaccine with an immunotherapy led to a 44% decrease in the risk of…
Fighting the Next Pandemic: Algorithmic Tool Identifies Existing Drugs To Battle Future Outbreaks
Algorithm calculates how to effectively “repurpose” present-day therapies for future use. Researchers have developed an algorithmic tool, PHENSIM, which simulates tissue-specific infection of host cells…
Surprising Study Finds Infants Outperform AI in “Commonsense Psychology”
New study shows how infants are more adept at spotting motivations that drive human behavior. Infants outperform artificial intelligence in detecting what motivates other people’s…
Exploring the Secrets of the Doomsday Glacier: Underwater Robot Reveals Novel Processes Behind its Rapid Retreat
Results provide close-up view of melting beneath Antarctic Glacier using underwater robot Icefin. The rapid retreat of Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica appears to be…
High-Tech “Smart Pills” Transform Diagnosis and Treatment of Gastrointestinal Disorders
The ingestible pills utilize magnetic fields to track movement through the Gastrointestinal tract with higher resolution and accuracy. A team of researchers led by Khalil…
New Study Reveals Startling Prevalence of Rare but Deadly Mystery Illness
According to a recent study, it is estimated that approximately 13,200 men and 2,300 women over the age of 50 in the United States have…
An Overlooked Phenomenon – Researchers Discover Evidence of a “Hidden” State Involving One of the Most Common Ions
Scientists discover evidence of a previously unknown state involving one of the most common ions on Earth. During an otherwise straightforward investigation into the assembly…
New Study Suggests Dark Matter May Be Made of Dark Photons
The hypothetical new particles could potentially account for the observations made by the Cosmic Origin Spectrograph on the Hubble Space Telescope. According to a new…
Russian Twitter Campaigns During the 2016 Presidential Race Didn’t Change Voting Behavior
Exposure to Russian Twitter campaigns in 2016 presidential race was highly concentrated, largely limited to strongly partisan Republicans. New study shows online push by foreign…
Climate Change Will Result in More Rainbows
According to new research, chances to see rainbows will rise in northern latitudes while falling in many tropical regions. According to a recent study conducted…
Scientists Discover New Permanent Changes Caused by Giving Birth
A study of primates reveals permanent changes in bone composition after birth and breastfeeding. Reproduction permanently alters females’ bones in ways not previously known, a…
New Genetic Variations Discovered in Swimming Behavior of Sperm Cells
Research offers additional insights into the reproductive process. A team of scientists has discovered that the behavior of sperm cells is due, in part, to…
