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Bed Bugs Have a Surprising Fear and It Could Help Us Fight Them More Effectively

Bed Bugs Really Don’t Like Wet Surfaces Bed bugs are notoriously difficult to eliminate. They hide in tiny cracks, feed on blood and have developed resistance to several common insecticides. But new research has uncovered…

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Deadly Brain Cancer Hijacks Brain Activity to Grow, Scientists Discover

A Dangerous Relationship Between Brain Cells and Cancer Scientists have uncovered a new way that one of the world’s deadliest brain cancers exploits the brain’s own activity to become even more aggressive. The discovery sheds…

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Scientists Twist Crystal Layers to Create Materials with Extraordinary New Properties

A New Way to Engineer Advanced Materials Scientists at North Carolina State University have developed a breakthrough technique that allows them to twist thick oxide crystals, opening an exciting new chapter in materials science. Until…

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Scientists Just 3D Printed One of the Hardest Metals on Earth—and It Could Revolutionize Manufacturing

Creating extremely hard metals has always challenged engineers because these materials resist shaping without damage. Now, researchers at Hiroshima University have developed a new 3D-printing technique that could change how industries manufacture these advanced materials.…

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This Smart Plant Dressing Releases Antibiotics Before Infections Can Start

A New Way to Protect Wounds Scientists have developed a new plant-based wound dressing that releases antibiotics before infections can take hold. They designed this “smart” dressing to act during the first few hours after…

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These Are the Sharpest Images Ever Taken of the Sun—and They Could Solve a Decades-Old Mystery

For centuries, the Sun has fascinated scientists, yet many of its biggest secrets have remained unsolved. Now, astronomers have captured the sharpest images ever taken of the Sun’s surface, giving humanity an unprecedented view of…

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Siemens and Ucaneo Scale Direct Air Capture in Berlin

Siemens and Berlin-based Ucaneo have formed a partnership to move electrochemical direct air capture technology from an industrial pilot to commercial deployment. Siemens will serve as Ucaneo’s preferred automation and digitalization partner, using technology from…

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How Did Our Ancestors Bind Stones for Construction?

Before cranes, reinforced concrete, and modern machinery came along, ancient civilizations still managed to raise monumental buildings that basically lasted for centuries. You can see it in the Egyptian pyramids and Roman aqueducts, also in…

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How Many Cells Are in the Human Body? Scientists Finally Have an Answer

Have you ever wondered how many cells make up your body? The answer is far more astonishing than most people imagine. Scientists have tried to solve this puzzle for decades, but the task is incredibly…

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Mantis Robotics Unveils MR-X Dual-Arm Fenceless Robot

Mantis Robotics has introduced the MR-X, a dual-arm fenceless robot designed to work close to people while handling payloads of up to 70 pounds. Unveiled at Automate 2026 in Chicago, the machine can reach speeds…

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Bed Bugs Have a Surprising Fear and It Could Help Us Fight Them More Effectively

Deadly Brain Cancer Hijacks Brain Activity to Grow, Scientists Discover

Scientists Twist Crystal Layers to Create Materials with Extraordinary New Properties

Scientists Just 3D Printed One of the Hardest Metals on Earth—and It Could Revolutionize Manufacturing

This Smart Plant Dressing Releases Antibiotics Before Infections Can Start

These Are the Sharpest Images Ever Taken of the Sun—and They Could Solve a Decades-Old Mystery

Siemens and Ucaneo Scale Direct Air Capture in Berlin

How Did Our Ancestors Bind Stones for Construction?

How Many Cells Are in the Human Body? Scientists Finally Have an Answer

Mantis Robotics Unveils MR-X Dual-Arm Fenceless Robot

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