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BiomaterialsBiomedical EngineeringEyesSciTech News
Transforming Corneal Repair: Bio-inspired Materials Illuminated by Low-Power Blue Light Show Promise in Restoring Damaged Corneas
Researchers have developed a blue-light-activated, injectable biomaterial that can reshape and heal damaged corneas, offering hope …
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MicroplasticsPlasticSciTech NewsUniversity Of Nebraska–Lincoln
Microwaving Dilemma: Baby Food Containers Unleash Billions of Nanoplastics
Study reveals microwaving baby food containers releases billions of nanoplastics, potentially harming human health.
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AstronomyAstrophysicsEPFLGalaxyGravitational LensingQuasarsSciTech NewsSpace
A Novel Technique Triples the Accuracy of Quasar Host Galaxy Mass Measurement Through Gravitational Lensing
EPFL scientists leverage gravitational lensing to measure quasar-hosting galaxy mass with tripled accuracy, providing insights into …
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BrainBrain TumorCancerGlioblastomaMedicineSciTech NewsUCSF
Glioblastoma Brain Tumors’ Hidden Weakness Identified by Researchers
UC San Francisco researchers find glioblastoma tumors’ neural activity reshapes surrounding brain tissue, suggesting gabapentin as …
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EarthEarth ObservatoryGeographyNASASciTech NewsSpaceWildfires
Severe Wildfires Engulf Greek Islands – Mass Evacuation Enforced
Severe wildfires engulf Greek islands amid heatwave, prompting mass evacuations. NASA aids in monitoring fire spread …
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Revolutionary algorithm by Leipzig University reduces Monte Carlo simulation time, enabling deeper insights into nonequilibrium processes.
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BacteriaCellsMolecular BiologyPrinceton UniversitySciTech NewsVirus
The Subtle Art of Viral Espionage: Understanding How Eavesdropping Viruses Engage in Battle to Infect Hosts
Scientists discover how viruses eavesdrop on bacterial signals to switch from dormant to aggressive, altering their …
