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17Jan

Caltech’s Leading Role in Ultrasound Brain–Machine Interface Advancement

The latest advancements in Brain-Machine Interfaces feature functional ultrasound (fUS), a non-invasive technique for reading brain activity. This innovation has shown promising results in controlling devices with minimal delay and without the need for frequent recalibration. Credit: SciTechDaily.com Functional ultrasound (fUS) represents a significant advancement in Brain-Machine Interface technology, providing a less invasive way to...

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17Jan

Six Indicators of Neanderthal DNA, as Identified by Genetic Experts

Humans interbred with Neanderthals and spread DNA across the world. Credit: Depositphotos Neanderthal DNA offered evolutionary advantages during environmental adaptation, yet it also introduced drawbacks, with nicotine addiction being one of the adverse effects associated with certain genes Genetic experts assert that six key indicators can reveal the presence of Neanderthal DNA.Approximately two percent of our...

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17Jan

Rare Insect Makes Remarkable Comeback from Near-Extinction

Lord Howe Island Stick Insect (Dryococelus australis) (Zoos Victoria) Just 20 to 30 'tree lobsters' are left in their natural habitat, and this vulnerable group was found again in 2001, 80 years after being thought extinct.The wild Lord Howe Island stick insects (Dryococelus australis) currently cling to survival on Ball's Pyramid, a nearly vertical volcanic outcrop.San...

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15Jan

NASA’s Approach to Quieting the Sonic Boom in Supersonic Aircraft

The complete magnificence of the X-59 on display. Credit: Lockheed Martin Skunk Works Supersonic air travel promises unprecedented speed but is hindered by the disruptive sonic booms that make it impractical over land. In collaboration with Lockheed Martin, NASA aims to overcome this obstacle with the X-59, an experimental aircraft designed for remarkable speed without...

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15Jan

AI Challenges Assumption of Universal Fingerprint Uniqueness

The research indicates a new perspective on intra-person fingerprints. Credit: Unsplash. Fingerprint analysis, a cornerstone in forensic and security contexts, has long relied on fingerprint patterns' perceived uniqueness and permanence. However, groundbreaking research from Columbia University introduces a paradigm shift, challenging the conventional understanding of intra-person fingerprint distinctiveness. Challenging Conventional Wisdom The uniqueness of fingerprints, considered...

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15Jan

Carbon Monoxide Foam May Improve Cancer Treatment

Researchers have used a culinary technique to create a carbon-monoxide-infused foam that boosts cancer treatmentBi et al. By applying a widely used culinary method, scientists have developed a foam incorporating carbon monoxide to enhance the efficacy of autophagy inhibitors. This experimental cancer therapy has shown varied results in clinical trials thus far. The innovative foam...

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15Jan

2023 Declared Hottest Year by Five Organizations

2023 was officially the hottest year on record, according to independent analyses by five different organizationsDepositphotos Officially declared, 2023 has become the hottest year on record. Independent assessments from NASA, NOAA, WMO, Copernicus, and the UK Met Office all arrived at the same verdict. Additionally, the year set various records and witnessed a series of...

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12Jan

Excellent Glove Is Life Changing For Those With Parkinson’s

Roberta Wilson-Garrett wearing the GyroGlove hand stabilizer, holding their forearm and fist up to their chest.Credit: Engadget Roberta Wilson-Garrett grinned as she stared at the glove with her right hand steady. Tremors produced by Parkinson's illness were keeping her muscle control at bay for the time being. She could accomplish things that most people take for...

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10Jan

Revolutionary Biorobotic Heart: A Breakthrough in Cardiac Research and Surgery

In a groundbreaking achievement, researchers have successfully combined biological tissue with robotic technology, potentially heralding a significant advancement in the field of heart disease research. Credit: Summit Art Creations/Shutterstock.com Scientists have achieved a groundbreaking feat by combining real heart tissue with advanced soft robotic technology, resulting in a biorobotic heart that mimics the rhythm of...

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09Jan

Scientific Boldness: A Holistic Solution for Climate Change, Biodiversity, and Social Justice

Credit: Unsplash. An international team of scientists, led by researchers from Oregon State University, has proposed a groundbreaking "restorative" pathway to navigate humanity away from the dire ecological and social consequences of climate change. Utilizing a unique 500-year dataset, the team suggests that their paradigm-shifting plan not only outlines a new trajectory for society but also contributes...

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