[ad_1] A biodegradable inorganic nano-scaffold consisting of stem cells, proteins and drugs for advanced stem cell therapy and drug delivery. Credit: KiBum Lee, Letao Yang and Sy-Tsong Dean Chueng. Rutgers scientists have …
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[ad_1] Scientists at IBM Research have come up with a new technique for controlling the magnetism of a single copper atom, opening the way for the ability for individual atomic nuclei to …
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[ad_1] Rutgers scientists have created a small biodegradable scaffold for stem cell transplantation and drug delivery that could help treat Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases, aging brain degeneration, spinal cord injury and brain …
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[ad_1] Astronomers noticed something strange last year. Something really strange. Now, a Harvard professor suggests that it was an extraterrestrial solar sail sent in search of life – ours! It was our …
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[ad_1] Researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) have made a significant contribution to solving the global issue of plastic waste. Plastic bottles are commonly made from polyethylene terephthalate (PET), which …
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[ad_1] "LarvalBot" from the Queensland University of Technology will help restore the damaged reefs of the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. The submarine drone will deliver baby corals in damaged areas. ( …
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[ad_1] 0 Researchers say dogs with super-sniffers could detect malaria in humans LONDON – Just like working dogs that detect blood sugar in people with diabetes or who sniff fruit, vegetables, drugs …
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[ad_1] 0 Researchers say dogs with super-sniffers could detect malaria in humans LONDON – Just like working dogs that detect blood sugar in people with diabetes or who sniff fruit, vegetables, drugs …
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[ad_1] Astronomers noticed something strange last year. Something really strange. Now, a Harvard professor suggests that it was an extraterrestrial solar sail sent in search of life – ours! It was our …
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[ad_1] Five academics from the Tampere University of Technology in Finland and the Technical University of Havana in Cuba have discovered another flaw in Intel's Hyper-Threading (HT) technology that attackers could use …
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