Ancient Egyptian ‘Curse’ Fungus Found to Kill Cancer Cells in Lab

An Ancient Mystery Revisited When archaeologist Howard Carter opened the tomb of King Tutankhamun in 1922, tales of a deadly “pharaoh’s curse” began to swirl. Several members of the excavation team died shortly afterward, and…

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Quantum Switch Breakthrough Could Make Electronics 1,000× Faster

A New Era in Computing Begins Researchers at Northeastern University have achieved a breakthrough that could transform the future of electronics. They developed a method called thermal quenching to control a quantum material, allowing it…

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High-Protein Diet Boosts Birds’ Infection Tolerance, University of Arkansas Study Finds

Stronger Tolerance to Infection A recent University of Arkansas study demonstrates that canaries on a high‑protein diet showed stronger tolerance to infection than those on a high‑lipid (fat) diet. When exposed to Mycoplasma gallisepticum—a common…

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Revolutionizing Construction: Swinburne’s Coffee Bricks Slash Energy Use by 80%

A Sustainable Leap in Building Materials Australian researchers at Swinburne University of Technology are pioneering a groundbreaking innovation in sustainable construction: bricks made from coffee waste that drastically cut energy consumption. This development promises to…

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The Big Twist: Alzheimer’s Protein is Key to Healthy Baby Brains

A groundbreaking study by researchers at the University of Gothenburg has unveiled a surprising new perspective on a protein long associated with Alzheimer’s disease. The study reveals that newborn babies, especially those born prematurely, exhibit…

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Game Changer: China’s Material Makes Solar Cells Tougher

The Perovskite Promise and Its Achilles’ Heel Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) offer immense potential as a low-cost, high-efficiency alternative to traditional silicon solar cells. However, their widespread adoption has been hampered by the inherent instability…

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A New Dawn in HIV Prevention: FDA Approves Twice-Yearly Shot With Near-Perfect Success

FDA Approves First Twice‑Yearly HIV Prevention Injection: A New Era in PrEP Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted approval for lenacapavir, marketed under Yeztugo, marking a historic milestone as the **first-ever HIV prevention…

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Here’s What a Scalable Manufacturing Plant Needs to Stay Efficient

What slows down a factory? It’s rarely the big stuff. It’s the lag in switching lines, the scramble for replacement parts, the forgotten sensor that fails mid-shift. It’s that one section of piping that keeps…

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Smart Building Management and Structural Data

Smart building management is transforming how we design, construct, and maintain built environments. The convergence of intelligent data, automation, and sensor technology is unlocking new levels of control, efficiency, and sustainability in modern real estate.…

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Scientists Develop Innovation Liquid Hydrogen Storage and Delivery System for the Future of Zero-emission Aviation

Researchers at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering are designing an innovative system that enables hydrogen to function not only as a clean fuel source but also as an integrated cooling medium for critical systems within…

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