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First-Ever ‘Movie’ of Traveling Electric Charges in Solar Cells Created by UCSB Scientists

UCSB Researchers Capture First “Movie” of Electric Charges in Solar Cells In a groundbreaking achievement, researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB), have captured the first-ever “movie” of electric charges moving within a…

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Bluetooth Microscope Transmits in Vivo Imaging of Mice without Strings Attached

There are now many imaging techniques allowing scientists to observe the inner workings of a living organism, but they require test subjects to be tethered to the monitoring device, in this case, rodents. This can…

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Waste-Clearing Pathway in Human Brain Helps in The Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease

Researchers at the University of Rochester discovered the glymphatic system in rodents over a decade ago. Although previous research has revealed a lymphatic waste clearance system in the human brain, the glymphatic system was not…

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Solar-Powered Aviation: Dubai Airports Embrace World’s Largest Solar Roof

Dubai Airports is making a bold move toward a greener future by embarking on a groundbreaking project: installing the world’s largest solar roof. This ambitious endeavor will involve placing over 62,000 solar panels across Dubai…

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Femtosense’s AI-ADAM-100 Allows Efficient and Affordable AI Voice Processing

AI started taking over the ultraportable world, with current “system-on-a-chip” units allowing for machine learning tasks to be done without an internet connection. Still, these chips are expensive and only available to high-end devices. That…

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Mushrooms on the Moon: NASA’s Vision for Sustainable Space Living

A New Era of Space Colonization In a groundbreaking move that could revolutionize space exploration, NASA is investigating the potential of cultivating mushroom-based structures on the Moon. This innovative approach, called “mycotecture,” utilizes the unique…

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A Game Changer in Emergency Medicine: Fast, Portable Heart Attack Testing

Breakthrough in Heart Attack Diagnosis A breakthrough in heart attack diagnosis has been achieved by researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). They have developed a paper-based sensor that can detect heart attack…

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Binghamton University Pioneers Electricity-Generating, Air-Purifying Artificial Plants

Researchers from Binghamton University, Professor Seokheun “Sean” Choi and Ph.D. student Maryam Rezaie, have introduced a groundbreaking concept: artificial plants that not only purify the air by absorbing carbon dioxide and producing oxygen but also…

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Sun-Powered Rails: Switzerland Harnesses Railway Lines for Clean Energy

Harnessing the Power of Railways: A Swiss InnovationA groundbreaking development in renewable energy infrastructure is unfolding in Switzerland. The country’s Federal Office of Transport (FOT) has approved its first removable solar power plant for installation…

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Scientists Discover How to Permanently Stabilize PVC and Slash Microplastic Release

Microplastic Pollution: A Growing Concern The growing problem of microplastic pollution is becoming a major environmental concern. Scientists at Ohio State University have made a breakthrough in materials science by developing a novel method to…

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First-Ever ‘Movie’ of Traveling Electric Charges in Solar Cells Created by UCSB Scientists

Bluetooth Microscope Transmits in Vivo Imaging of Mice without Strings Attached

Waste-Clearing Pathway in Human Brain Helps in The Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease

Solar-Powered Aviation: Dubai Airports Embrace World’s Largest Solar Roof

Femtosense’s AI-ADAM-100 Allows Efficient and Affordable AI Voice Processing

Mushrooms on the Moon: NASA’s Vision for Sustainable Space Living

A Game Changer in Emergency Medicine: Fast, Portable Heart Attack Testing

Binghamton University Pioneers Electricity-Generating, Air-Purifying Artificial Plants

Sun-Powered Rails: Switzerland Harnesses Railway Lines for Clean Energy

Scientists Discover How to Permanently Stabilize PVC and Slash Microplastic Release

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