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For the first time ever, researchers at the Surgical Robotics Laboratory of the University of Twente successfully made two microrobots work together to pick up, move and assemble passive objects in 3D environments. This achievement opens new horizons ...
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Finnish researchers made âliquid-likeâ outer layer from silicon that could revolutionise household tasks
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Future sea-level rise may have been underestimated, a new study warns, with more melt "locked in".
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Cross-neutralizing activity of monoclonal antibodies against poliovirus serotypes is less commonly reported. In this study, the authors use high-resolution cryo-EM to reveal that a cross-neutralizing human antibody neutralizes all three poliovirus se ...
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Purpose This study evaluated the feasibility and utility of longitudinal cough frequency monitoring with the Hyfe Cough Tracker, a mobile application equipped with cough-counting artificial intelligence algorithms, in real-world patients with chronic ...
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<p>Using crystals brought back from the Moon by Apollo astronauts in 1972, scientists were able to&nbsp;pinpoint the time of the Moon&rsquo;s formation. These lunar crystals, which formed after an ocean of magma on the M ...
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A study of 500 health people has found that antibodies can develop against polyethylene glycol (PEG), a substance used in cosmetics, food and medicine, which might hinder the effectiveness of drugs.
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Malaria parasites from patients who fail atovaquone therapies are highly drug-resistant, with mutations at Y268 in cytochrome b. Here the authors show that this mutation results in multiple defects in the parasite’s development and prevents transmi ...
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SARS-CoV-2 infection causes transient cardiorespiratory and neurological disorders, and severe acute illness is rare among children. Post COVID-19 condition (PCC) may cause profound, persistent phenotypes with increasing prevalence. Its manifestation ...
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Cognition and brain scientists at Freie Universität Berlin publish study on causal effects of language on thought
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A 2000-year-old practice by Chinese herbalists – examining the human tongue for signs of disease – is now being embraced by computer scientists using AI.
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The UK's statutory climate body criticises the government for backing new oil and gas projects.
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