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Scientists Transplant Human Brain Cells Into Rats to Study Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Our brain is the most complicated organ that nature has ever created. With over 100 billion nerve cells and many more contact points between them, it has capabilities that no supercomputer can match to this…

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0-62 in 1.461 seconds: Students break the Electric Car acceleration Guinness World Record

Electric vehicles are slowly taking over the automobile market. However, it is still a new market and automobile companies are trying to make electric cars better or more efficient. Now, a team of students from…

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AI-Enabled Eye Scan Can Detect Heart Diseases in Less Than a Minute

UK researchers have developed an artificial intelligence tool that can scan retinal images for predicting someone’s risk of heart disease. This medical breakthrough could help in predicting a person’s risk of “silent killer” heart diseases…

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The Novel Antibiotic-Loaded Bone Cement to Treat Bone Infections

Antibiotic resistance is one of the biggest threats to global health, food security, and development. Antibiotics have started to fail, resistant bacteria are already causing more than 1.27 million deaths annually. The growing issue of…

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Scientists Identify Metabolite That Switches ‘Bad’ Fat To ‘Good’ Fat

Metabolism refers to the chemical (metabolic) processes that take place as our body converts foods and drinks into energy for growth and overall health. In a discovery, Scripps Research and its drug development arm Calibr…

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Disruptive Motionless Mini Wind Turbines for Rooftops Claims Edge over Rooftop Solar

There is unprecedented interest in on-site renewable energy. Apart from solar panels, there have been attempts to bring wind turbines to the rooftops to generate on-site renewable energy. But there are challenges! A typical wind turbine…

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China’s Position In Global Logistics: A Look From Apple

It was not until the historic pandemic that China’s role in the global supply chain was understood. A severe outbreak in one country triggered tremendous disruption to the flow of goods during the tough period.…

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The US Promotes Private Investment In Clean Energy

Climate change, combined with dramatically higher oil and gas prices, has pushed governments around the world to accelerate decarbonization. In the fight against climate change, the United States government announced new tax incentives to encourage…

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7 Ways Big Manufacturing Businesses Create Brand Awareness

Big manufacturing businesses have become adept at innovating their manufacturing methods to help improve productivity levels. However, they need to work hard to ensure that clients can see the quality of their products to help…

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Our Next Antibiotic Might Come From Rotten Potatoes

Antibiotic resistance is a serious health problem. Some bacteria that can cause serious diseases are becoming resistant to the most commonly available antibiotics. Antibiotic resistance is accelerated by the misuse and overuse of existing antibiotics. There is…

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Scientists Transplant Human Brain Cells Into Rats to Study Neurodevelopmental Disorders

0-62 in 1.461 seconds: Students break the Electric Car acceleration Guinness World Record

AI-Enabled Eye Scan Can Detect Heart Diseases in Less Than a Minute

The Novel Antibiotic-Loaded Bone Cement to Treat Bone Infections

Scientists Identify Metabolite That Switches ‘Bad’ Fat To ‘Good’ Fat

Disruptive Motionless Mini Wind Turbines for Rooftops Claims Edge over Rooftop Solar

China’s Position In Global Logistics: A Look From Apple

The US Promotes Private Investment In Clean Energy

7 Ways Big Manufacturing Businesses Create Brand Awareness

Our Next Antibiotic Might Come From Rotten Potatoes

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