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Study Suggests Mushrooms Communicate With Each Other Using Up To 50 Words

A new study suggests that mushrooms may communicate with each other using their fungal language. The study, titled “Language of fungi derived from their electrical spiking activity,” is conducted by Andrew Adamatzky, from the University…

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Obesity Is Not a Choice: Scientists Identify Key Regulator of Body Weight

Today, obesity has reached epidemic proportions globally and has nearly tripled during the last four decades. About 2 billion adults worldwide are overweight and one-third of them are obese. In 1997, the World Health Organization…

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Freeze-Thaw Battery for Seasonal Renewables Storage

Worldwide renewable energies like wind and solar are rapidly replacing fossil fuels for electricity generation. But these renewable energies cannot always consistently produce energy. So, we require widespread energy storage for speeding the transition to a carbon-free…

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“Time Jump”: scientists make skin cells younger by 30 years

The physical changes that come with aging are part of a natural process. With age, the skin thins and becomes less elastic…there is a decline in the ability of skin cells to regenerate. Now, scientists have successfully…

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Scientists Treat Diabetes without Drugs, Using Ultrasound!

Diabetes is a chronic disease affecting millions worldwide. It occurs either when the pancreas does not produce enough insulin or when the body cannot effectively use the insulin it produces. Over time, diabetes can damage…

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Whirl ‘n’ Hurl: NASA to Test the Game-Changing Space Launch Technology

Rockets require a lot of energy to break free of Earth’s gravity to put satellites in orbit. They’re too expensive, and the fuel is heavy which means even more fuel is required to carry the…

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Researchers Created a Chemically Erasable, Re-writable Paper

The process of making paper impacts our environment from beginning to end. It starts with deforestation and ends its life by being burned- emitting carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Not only this, but it is…

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Scientists Used Over 100,000 MRIs of Human Brains to Map The Changes From Birth to Death

For decades, the neuroscience community around the world endeavored to understand how the human brain undergoes several significant changes over a lifetime and how we interact with it. But they had no source to understand…

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A Laser-Powered Non-Surgical Implant to Treat Obesity

The best way to treat obesity is to eat a healthy, reduced-calorie diet and exercise regularly. But it’s not an easy job to follow diet plans. So scientists have come up with a new implant…

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These Robotized Insects Can Search Collapsed Buildings for Survivors

Worldwide many people have a fear of insects. But these creepy insects can also work as lifesavers. Now a group of researchers has developed a robotized roach to find survivors in collapsed buildings. Researchers chose…

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Study Suggests Mushrooms Communicate With Each Other Using Up To 50 Words

Obesity Is Not a Choice: Scientists Identify Key Regulator of Body Weight

Freeze-Thaw Battery for Seasonal Renewables Storage

“Time Jump”: scientists make skin cells younger by 30 years

Scientists Treat Diabetes without Drugs, Using Ultrasound!

Whirl ‘n’ Hurl: NASA to Test the Game-Changing Space Launch Technology

Researchers Created a Chemically Erasable, Re-writable Paper

Scientists Used Over 100,000 MRIs of Human Brains to Map The Changes From Birth to Death

A Laser-Powered Non-Surgical Implant to Treat Obesity

These Robotized Insects Can Search Collapsed Buildings for Survivors

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