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New Imaging Approach Provides a Clearer ‘Picture’ of Blood Vessels to Accelerate Imaging-Based Research

Researchers have developed a new imaging approach that will accelerate imaging-based research in the lab. This approach can help in capturing blood vessel images at different spatial scales. This 3D visualization method is called VascuViz.…

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Energy Company Is Drilling 12 Miles into Earth to Unlock the Most Abundant Clean Energy Source

Do you know what is a limitless source of energy available anywhere on the planet? If your answer is solar or wind, then it’s not correct since both these energy sources have their limitations. Sun…

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Airbus Completed the First Test Flight of an A380 With Hydrogen Engine

Airbus wants to be the first aircraft manufacturer to have a hydrogen-burning plane circling the globe before 2035. In this effort, they have completed the first test flight of a specially configured A380 that features…

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Study Identifies Specific Neurons in Our Brain Light Up When We Hear Singing

Music has many promising neurological and physiological effects. It is also known that music helps in reducing anxiety and stress. But did you know that our brain reacts differently to different types of songs? Researchers…

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LG Electronics Exits the Solar Panel Manufacturing Market

LG Electronics has decided to exit the solar panel manufacturing business as they simply see no margin for profits in it anymore. This decision comes after 12 years of the South Korean tech giant making…

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Scientists Develop a Simple Blood Test to Detect Alzheimer’s Dementia With 93% Accuracy

According to WHO, more than 55 million people are living with dementia worldwide. Someone in the world develops dementia every 3 seconds and there are nearly 10 million new cases every year. Alzheimer’s disease can…

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Shark-Skin Film Coating Cuts Flights’ Carbon Emissions

New technologies are helping with reduced fuel consumption in the aviation industry. But exterior cleaning remains a neglected aspect in reducing the wind resistance to save fuel. In a recent development, Lufthansa and BASF have…

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E-Nose Could Diagnose Parkinson’s Disease by Smelling Skin

Parkinson’s disease is a progressive nervous system disorder that leads to shaking, stiffness, and difficulty with walking, balance, and coordination. At present, the diagnosis of this disease is mainly based on medical history and physical…

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Researchers Use Graphene Oxide to Build Bone Tissue Where Needed

Canadian researchers at the McGill University in Saskatchewan have presented a novel method for growing highly-tailored synthetic bone tissue at any shape and density, essentially paving the way to helping patients who suffer from any…

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Building Bridges with Recycled Wind Turbine Blades

Worldwide industries are shifting to renewable energy sources to generate power. Although these alternatives have proven to be of help in reducing emissions, it is also causing an increase in equipment waste. With rapid worldwide…

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New Imaging Approach Provides a Clearer ‘Picture’ of Blood Vessels to Accelerate Imaging-Based Research

Energy Company Is Drilling 12 Miles into Earth to Unlock the Most Abundant Clean Energy Source

Airbus Completed the First Test Flight of an A380 With Hydrogen Engine

Study Identifies Specific Neurons in Our Brain Light Up When We Hear Singing

LG Electronics Exits the Solar Panel Manufacturing Market

Scientists Develop a Simple Blood Test to Detect Alzheimer’s Dementia With 93% Accuracy

Shark-Skin Film Coating Cuts Flights’ Carbon Emissions

E-Nose Could Diagnose Parkinson’s Disease by Smelling Skin

Researchers Use Graphene Oxide to Build Bone Tissue Where Needed

Building Bridges with Recycled Wind Turbine Blades

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