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Swarms of tiny 'nose robots' clear out sinuses

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US surgeons complete first-ever heart transplant using robotics | The patient recovered quickly thanks to the reduced surgical trauma and lower risk of infection

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Breakthrough brain sugar discovery turns the tables on Alzheimer's disease | Sugar stores in the brain were previously thought to be unimportant

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“Printegrated Circuits” Bring the Smarts to 3D Printing

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How fan-on-a-chip tech will cool ultra compact gadgets of the future

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World's largest digital camera captures first astro imagery | At the heart of the Vera C. Rubin Observatory on the summit of Cerro Pachón in Chile has snapped its first imagery – from test observations spanning a 10-hour window.

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France's VORTEX spaceplane to land like a jet, operate like a shuttle

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Facebook is starting to feed its Meta AI with private, unpublished photos

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Breakthrough non-toxic method developed to extract gold from e-waste | The water-based extraction process could revolutionize mining and recycling industries

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Lab-grown mini-brain given epilepsy drug learns in real time | For the first time, a lab-grown brain-computer system has demonstrated that human neurons living and evolving in an artificial system respond to medication by learning, in real time, in a game-like environment.

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‘Single shot’ malaria vaccine delivery system could transform global immunization | Oxford researchers have developed programmable microcapsules to deliver vaccines in stages, potentially eliminating the need for booster shots and increasing immunization coverage in hard-to-reach communities.

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Bernie Sanders says that if AI makes us so productive, we should get a 4-day workweek | TechCrunch

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Embossed micro-patterns could keep bacteria from causing infections | Scientists have created maze-like surface patterns that keep bacteria from sticking around to establish problematic biofilm colonies.

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HDMI 2.2 standard finalized: doubles bandwidth to 96 Gbps, 16K resolution support

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Jetpack-strapping rescue robot achieves stable lift and hover

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New eczema treatment provides relief in Phase 2 human trials | Rezpeg is designed to rebalance the immune system by boosting regulatory T cells (Tregs), special cells that help calm inflammation.

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MIT's one-shot vaccine could deliver robust protection from HIV | Using a combination of two powerful adjuvants, researchers at MIT have come up with a strong vaccine that could prove effective against HIV and other diseases

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Old Smartphones Get New Life as Tiny Data Centers

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Another Plan to Test Satellite Deorbiting Takes Shape | SPARCS will deploy an electrodynamic tether to attempt a controlled reentry

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Researchers get viable mice by editing DNA from two sperm | Altering chemical modifications of DNA lets the DNA from two sperm make a mouse.

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People With Severe Diabetes Are Cured in Small Trial of New Drug

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'Beam-down' solar reactor produces green hydrogen without electricity | CSIRO's beam-down reactor produces green hydrogen using concentrated solar energy

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Hurricane-killing particles could sabotage storms before they grow | Scientists hope to stop these destructive weather events before they make landfall

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The largest map of the universe reveals over 800,000 galaxies | A new collaborative project dubbed the COSMOS-Web field has compiled the most comprehensive cosmic map ever, including images of the early universe as far back as 13.5 billion years.

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MIT’s Optical AI Chip That Could Revolutionize 6G at the Speed of Light

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Ingenious ice-bubble coding could put data in long-term cold storage

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Single psilocybin dose can relieve cancer-related depression long-term | A single dose of psilocybin coupled with “talk therapy” can significantly reduce depression in people with cancer for up to two years,

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Modified yeast "pee-cycles" urine into a valuable biomedical product

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Latest Parkinson’s puzzle piece could mean earlier diagnosis | Researchers have found immune cells that are active long before Parkinson's symptoms appear

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Is the Al the reason behind these layouts?

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Doctors find Parkinson's markers by looking inside ears | Analysis of ear wax to detect Parkinson's Disease would be a cheap, non-invasive way to detect the condition in its early stages

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Anti-aging drug as good for cell health as dieting or fasting | Rapamycin is just as effective in protecting cells and cognitive function as cutting calories or intermittent fasting (IF).

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Scientists achieve 1,000-fold increase in solar electricity using ultra-thin layers | Breakthrough crystal tech could make solar panels more efficient and compact

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Anti-aging "glue" naturally repairs damaged DNA to protect brain cells

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Anti-aging "glue" naturally repairs damaged DNA to protect brain cells | A protein known as disulphide isomerase (PDI) assists against biological aging to ward off neurological degeneration including that seen in motor neuron, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases.

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The World’s Largest Sand Battery Just Went Online in Finland. It could change renewable energy | This sand battery system can store 1,000 megawatt-hours of heat for weeks at a time.

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Scientists genetically engineer a lethal mosquito STD to combat malaria | Researchers have bioengineered a deadly fungus that spreads sexually in Anopheles (malaria-spreading) mosquitoes.

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Electronic armpit device uses plasma to make deodorant obsolete | A new device is claimed to prevent the stink without the use of deodorant, by killing those bacteria with plasma.

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Do you trust Mark Zuck to solve your loneliness with an AI friend?

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This paint ‘sweats’ to keep your house cool | Scientists have developed a paint that reflects sunlight and cools surfaces by slowly evaporating water.

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This Plastic Dissolves in Seawater and Leaves Behind Zero Microplastics | Japanese scientists unveil a material that dissolves in hours in contact with salt, leaving no trace behind.

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DARPA sets new records for sending power wirelessly | DARPA's POWER program seeks to build transmission lines of light where laser beams carry power to where it is required as easily as we now send data through the air.

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Brain implant breakthrough helps ALS man talk – and sing – again

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India reportedly suspending rare earth exports to Japan amid domestic needs

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Topical CBD quickly and effectively kills off deadly fungal infections | The discovery comes as the World Health Organization urgently calls for new treatments for potentially deadly fungal infections.

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Gum ultrasound device may give pokey probes the heave-ho

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Rice University students design high-tech vest to help blind dogs navigate | The haptic wearable shows promise for broader medical applications

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MIT's water harvester works in extreme climate without power or filters

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World-first "undruggable" cancer treatment enters human trial | Novel cancer drug PMR-116 will be put to the test in a world first trial in 2025

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Art Restoration Gets a High-Tech Makeover

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