The University of Liverpool’s Chemistry Department has made a groundbreaking discovery in the realm of polymer science. In their recent study, Liverpool researchers utilized mechanochemistry… Read More »Liverpool chemists make breakthrough in understanding polymer chain dynamics
In a groundbreaking study published in Nature Electronics, researchers from Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) and Northwestern University have unveiled a pioneering approach to training… Read More »New neuromorphic biosensor can diagnose diseases without external training
In a recent publication in Nature Communications, researchers delved into the intriguing characteristics of the meteorite Erg Chech 002, which boasts an astounding age of… Read More »Uneven distribution of Aluminum-26 discovered in 4.6-billion-year-old meteorite
In our analog world, information flows continuously, with our brains adeptly processing and storing it simultaneously. However, our digital devices operate differently, processing information in… Read More »Researchers develop new technology to combine analog and digital computing
Physicists have been grappling with a complex quantum phenomenon that occurs within a class of superconducting materials, referred to as “strange metals.” These materials exhibit… Read More »Physicists explain origin of Planckian scattering in PdCrO2
In the realm of aging, a critical connection exists between cardiovascular disease and dementia, particularly among elderly individuals. Despite this well-documented relationship, the intricate interplay… Read More »Cardiovascular risk factors linked to decline in brain health
A promising breakthrough in fuel cell design has the potential to bring about a significant transformation in clean energy applications, particularly in the realm of… Read More »New fuel cell design could usher in a new era for emission-free transportation
The early stages of embryonic development hold numerous enigmas that, once unraveled, can provide valuable insights into birth defects and facilitate the development of regenerative… Read More »Researchers discover how cells make decisions during embryonic development
A recent comprehensive analysis of lake temperatures provides further confirmation of the seasonal alterations caused by climate change. The study, published in Nature Communications, utilizes… Read More »Climate change causes earlier spring and longer summers in lakes
Researchers from Charité–Universitätsmedizin Berlin and the Max Delbrück Center have made significant progress in understanding the behavior of tumors through the study of DNA rings… Read More »Unveiling the secrets of DNA rings: Tracing their origins and impact in cancer growth
A groundbreaking perspective recently published in the prestigious journal Nature Chemical Biology has shed light on a previously undisclosed biochemical recycling process present in animals.… Read More »Unveiling the hidden world of biochemical recycling: A paradigm shift in animal metabolism