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New nanoparticle breakthrough targets fat absorption to combat obesity

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'ZeroCAL' cement production process takes CO2 out of the equation | With 98% less CO2 emissions than traditional methods by decomposing limestone – the key raw material involved in making cement – to access calcium oxide, aka lime, without releasing carbon dioxide in the process.

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World’s first 100% silicon anode EV battery unveiled, charges in 8.5 minutes | ProLogium’s 100 percent silicon composite anode enhances energy density and fast-charging performance.

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Cardiovascular breakthrough: Nanoparticle therapy cuts plaque buildup in arteries | The new therapy works by identifying and attacking the specific areas of inflammation in the arteries.

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Sodium batteries' commercialization gets boost with this novel method

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Researchers develop method to make sound waves travel in one direction only | The research has applications in various fields, including radar technology and signal routing

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US nuclear fuel supply to get boost with centrifuges at key facility

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Two people communicate in dreams: Inception movie-styled sci-fi turned into reality | Participants were sleeping at their homes when their brain waves and other polysomnographic data were tracked remotely by a specially developed apparatus

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Cuktech debuts new power bank with built-in cable and 33W fast charging support

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Soft robotics: how vine-like robots are transforming tumor treatment

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AMD launches AI chip to rival Nvidia's Blackwell

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US labor board accuses Apple of restricting workers' Slack, social media use

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US scientists shatter high-power uranium beam record, unlock new isotopes | A uranium beam striking a target undergoes fragmentation or fission, producing a range of rare, unstable isotopes with different numbers of neutrons.

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Stretchable solar cells retain 95% efficiency after 100 stretches

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Spider-Man-inspired sticky silk fibers lift 80 times their weight | The first web-slinging technology in which a fluid material shot from a needle solidifies – and is strong enough to adhere to and pick up objects.

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New octopus-inspired adhesive’s gripping power holds anything underwater | This new technology has potential applications in underwater salvage, and rescue operations.

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New octopus-inspired adhesive displays exceptional underwater strength

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Robotic ‘finger’ could perform your next intimate physical exam | Researchers have developed an ultrasensitive, human-like robotic ‘finger’ capable of safely performing routine physical examinations like a medical doctor would. They say the ‘robodoctor’ could be seen in medical clinics soon.

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NASA opened a $3M challenge for waste management in space!

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Mussel-inspired sticky bacteria break down plastic waste faster

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Electrical Stitches Speed Wound Healing in Rats | New sutures generate static electricity to mimic the body's natural electrical signals

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Scientists create 1st light-powered microrobot to swim through sticky mucus | The first light-driven, toroidal micro-robot capable of autonomous movement in viscous liquids has been designed.

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Four-legged robot learns to climb ladders

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Mussel-inspired sticky bacteria breaks down tough plastic waste faster | Annually, the U.S. generates as much as 40 million tons of plastic waste.

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World’s 1st donor cell therapy helps 3 autoimmune disorder patients

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China builds Mars battery that creates power from atmosphere, thrives in icy cold | The battery can operate continuously for months — with a charge/discharge cycle life of 1,375 hours (roughly two Martian months).

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New paper-based sensor detects heart attack biomarkers in just 15 minutes | Researchers have designed a paper-based vertical flow assay (VFA) to detect heart attack biomarkers.

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Wi-Fi Goes Long Range on New WiLo Standard | The new approach could underpin agricultural sensor networks and smart cities

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Type 1 diabetes reversed in Chinese woman using reprogrammed stem cells

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Pangolin-inspired robot poops tree seeds into holes it digs

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Wine powers new battery tech, could boost EV range, performance

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US: New tool could help power 22 million homes with marine renewable energy

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Scar-free healing: Worm protein could revolutionize wound treatment | Scientists found treated skin healed faster, even regenerating hair follicles by day 12.

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Stronger, greener PVC developed through chemical bonding to end microplastic menace | Researchers have found a way to electrically attach plasticizers directly to PVC molecules, creating a more stable and durable material through a process called “grafting.”

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New polymer membrane boosts solid-state EV batteries' performance

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MIT’s Star Wars-inspired ‘tractor beam’ uses light to capture, manipulate cells | This device could be used to study DNA, identify different types of cells, and explore the underlying causes of diseases.

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Tough plastic-killer bacteria discovered in wastewater by US researchers | Among all plastic waste, PET is particularly problematic due to its durability and resistance to degradation.

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World’s 1st solar-powered fuel delivery truck runs 8 hours on sunshine

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Scientists have traced all 54.5 million connections in a fruit fly’s brain | By tracing every single connection between nerve cells in a single fruit fly’s brain, scientists have created the “connectome,” a tool that could help reveal how brains work.

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LG’s 100x thinner-than-hair material cuts battery explosion risk in EVs by 50% | SRL allows electricity to flow normally unless the battery gets too hot, in which case it acts like a fuse to stop it.

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TrainBots: Tiny robot convoy tackles first-ever endoscopic surgery

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Tiny robot convoy conducts successful endoscopic surgery in a medical first | The robotic convoy’s surgical efficacy was demonstrated using pig organs.

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Microsoft Copilot can now read your screen, think deeply, and speak aloud to you

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Caltech's laser headset becomes 1st-ever device to predict stroke noninvasively

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Hybrid energy raft could power 1,000 homes daily with wave, wind, solar | The power plant is a 38-meter raft with wind turbines and solar panels, generating about 1 MW with a 40% capacity factor.

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