Researchers at Cornell University have achieved a noteworthy advancement. They developed biohybrid robots capable of efficiently responding to their environment. This innovative approach utilizes the electrical impulses generated by mycelia. …
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Sweat-Powered Wearable Revolutionizes Health Monitoring A new sweat-powered wearable will transform health monitoring, making it as easy as wearing a Band-Aid. Engineers have developed a device that uses sweat from …
Introduction to TDLAS Technology Tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy (TDLAS) technology has gained much appreciation for its ability to detect greenhouse gases mainly because it offers the opportunities of non-contact …
Discovery of Early Universe Quasars Reveals Merging Galaxies at Cosmic Dawn A team of international researchers led by Takuma Izumi has made a ground-breaking discovery, shedding light on the formation …
The James Webb Space Telescope has revealed that black holes could form early supermassive black holes just a few eons after the Big Bang, much earlier than previously believed. These …
Chimeras and Endosymbiosis: Unveiling Evolutionary Mechanisms All cells that have a nucleus also house a variety of organelles — such as mitochondria and chloroplasts — which perform specific functions and …
Ancient Footprints Unveiled Science has it that paleontologists have recently established that there are more than 260 dinosaur footprints in Brazil and Cameroon. They are footprints of dinosaurs discovered from …
Hydrogels Mimic Neural Networks “Ionic hydrogels can achieve the same kind of memory mechanics as more complex neural networks,” says first author and robotics engineer Vincent Strong of the University …
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning systems have demonstrated great efficacy in addressing diverse jobs including data analysis and precise prediction. Although these technologies offer benefits, they need substantial computational …
Introduction During a recent breakthrough in the sphere of sustainable manufacturing, bioengineers from Korea managed to genetically programme bacteria to produce thermally stable, biodegradable plastics which could replace petroleum-based plastic …