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- Development of the GABA polarity switch and neuronal plasticity in biotechnologically produced neuronal organoids
- Sensor for quick detection of myocardial infarction
- Experimental therapy destroys cancer cells without the use of drugs
- Light instead of tablets?
- Scientists have succeeded in partially reversing the aging of human cells
- Medicine 4.0 on the advance
- Addendum to Medicine 4.0 made in Göttingen: Silent Ht Solutions GmbH
- How will artificial intelligence help prevent premature births?
- External peer review of the RT-PCR test for the detection of SARS-CoV-2 reveals 10 essential scientific shortcomings on a molecular and methodological level: Consequences for false positive results.
- An unusual feature of the human brain. We have an amazingly low density of ion channels
- Cells SimCity
- Electronic plasters for monitoring bones
- This is how medicine 4.0 works. Silent High-Tech Solutions - SOTOS
- Congratulations to Silent High-Tech Solutions - SOTOS
- Spread of brain tumors explained using principles of fluid physics
- Killing bacteria with lasers. Light copes with antibiotic-resistant pathogens
- "Hairy" cellulose could reduce side effects of chemotherapy
- Will humans also benefit from darkfield CT?
- Pioneering operation to create an arteriovenous fistula
- Ultrasound for cancer
- Detect cancer in a drop of blood
- Knowing how information is transmitted in the brain will help treat neurodegenerative diseases
- Blood cells are made a little differently than you might think. This could have implications for the fight against cancer
- An important step was taken at Harvard to produce human hearts for transplant
- Innovative ultrasound patch allows 48-hour monitoring of the body
- Chinese remotely control immune cells. Natural microbots will help medicine
- It is thinner than a hair and can be glued to the heart. A new type of cardiac pacemaker was developed in Korea
- Physics
- Twelve qubit quantum computing for chemistry
- A conceptual advance that gives microrobots legs
- Penning trap mass measurements of the deuteron and the HD + molecule ion
- Unexpected electrical current that could stabilize fusion reactions
- Testing of infusions using an optoacoustic sensor system
- Causal future prognosis in a Minkowski space-time
- German Future Prize 2020: EUV developers from TRUMPF, ZEISS and Fraunhofer nominated!
- Holograms like in Star Wars.
- New superheavy isotopes could be produced soon
- Space crisis
- Luminous gravitons?
- Scientists have precisely calculated the amount of matter in the universe
- Rotating reactors - self-organizing chemical factories
- Microscopy beyond the limit of resolution
- Current from oscillating graph
- Scientists have determined the maximum possible speed of sound
- Superconductivity at a record high temperature
- Zeptoseconds. Scientists have measured the shortest amount of time in history
- The Voyager 2 probe discovered an increase in space density outside the solar system
- NASA confirms the presence of water in the moon's sunny regions
- Super white color that can cool buildings
- A laser has been developed that can help control lightning
- Strange similarities between the human brain and the universe
- The quantum loop
- Quantum computer. The Jiuzhang device is much faster than supercomputers
- Customized magnetic fields in inaccessible regions
- Solar energy: the perovskites break the record again!
- Astronomers have found a network of space "highways" for rapid travel through the solar system
- A record clock based on quantum effects
- The Korean "artificial sun" has set a new world record with over 100 million degrees
- The universe may have a fundamental clock. It ticks extremely quickly
- NASA and partners are working on nuclear propulsion systems for spacecraft
- CERN took a look at the hyperons. You examine the "final frontier" of the Standard Model
- The new frontier of the universe. The most distant and oldest known galaxy has been discovered
- World's first integrated quantum communication network
- First direct observation of how cells react to a magnetic field
- Berkeley Lab physicists believe they have found evidence for the existence of axions
- The existence of a Chandler free oscillation was discovered on Mars. This will allow us to understand the earth better
- How big can black holes be? Scientists suspect the existence of galaxy-sized black holes
- As if there was no atmosphere. New technology will make it possible to check Albert Einstein and communicate with satellites
- The Earth's magnetosphere could encourage the formation of water on the lunar surface
- New plasma drive lets you travel to the outer planets of the solar system?
- Scientists have managed to find out some properties of Einsteinium
- Another idea for studying gravitational waves. Probes flying to Uranus and Neptune could be used
- Light levitation
- Super fast ion tunnel
- Germans created a quantum logic gate between two qubits in two different laboratories
- They created a black hole, confirmed Hawking's prediction, and observed the inner horizon
- JET physicists are ready to test the fuel for the ITER tokamak
- Cosmic rays will expose the smuggling of hazardous substances
- The 40-year-old nuclear fission puzzle solved
- In Chicago, quantum entangled states were transmitted between the nodes.
- Precise mix of light and sound
- How long will the oxygen last on earth?
- Xanadu will make the computing power of the photonic quantum processor X8 available
- A new state of matter
- Russia and China want to build a joint scientific station on the moon
- An impressive achievement by the Austrians. They measured the gravitational influence of an object with the mass of a bee
- The first open source quantum computer has been published. You can use it for free
- Successful measurement of the wind speed in the stratosphere of Jupiter. A real "meteorological monster" ...
- A violation of the Standard Model was discovered at CERN and a new particle, a leptoquark, discovered?
- For the first time it has been possible to cool down antimatter. This enables an exact comparison with the matter
- The Chinese keep their word and demonstrate quantum superiority on a larger matrix
- Astronomers discover record numbers of gravitational waves
- Researchers from Wroclaw are working on a satellite navigation system on the moon
- Alternative methods of studying heavy molecules will facilitate the search for phenomena beyond the Standard Model
- The longest lunar eclipse in 580 years is imminent
- Collisions of neutron stars enrich the universe more than the merging of black holes with stars
- Thanks to topological isolators, it was possible to combine 30 lasers into one laser with a higher power.
- NASA wants a nuclear power plant on the moon
- Webb Space Telescope launch postponed due to an unforeseen incident
- Parker Solar Probe is closer to the sun than ever before
- Graphs in a flexible and transparent display from Poland
- Deformed nuclei are doubly magical. Scientists have found the missing mass of zirconium-80
- One who rules them all. Physicists simplified the architecture of a photonic quantum computer
- Don't galaxies need dark matter? Growing gap between theory and observation
- Molecular light transformer: seeing what you couldn't see before
- Gravitational waves can help explain the asymmetry between matter and antimatter
- The biggest launch in history and the most important in 30 years, the James Webb Space Telescope launches today
- Webb has reached its destination and entered its intended orbit
- The most precise measurement of the mass of the W boson deviates from the standard model
- How heavy can a graviton be?
- New system regenerates the protective layer of the tokamak interior without turning it off
- Mathematics
- Furstenberg and Margulis share the Abel Prize
- Benzene in 126 dimensions
- A scientist from Cracow University of Technology developed a new type of chess game - diagonal chess
- Diagonal chess: Update on diagonal chess rules
- Pioneering research by Polish mathematicians on the symmetry of all symmetries
- The imaginary part of quantum mechanics really does exist
- He teaches math on an adult portal
- Convolution theory or knot theory in math is not an easy problem? DeepMind does its job quite well
- Experimental psychology
- Physics for the inquisitive
- Forgotten math
- Electronics & Computer Hardware
- Co-design of electronics with microfluidics for more sustainable cooling
- Computer storage at the individual atom level
- Space and influence on computers. The effects? e.g. wrong election result ...
- A little nano-origami and there is a record-breaking chip
- Pharmaceutical companies are investing in quantum computing to find new drugs
- The first tablet on the market with Linux OS
- Samsung introduces powerful and energy-efficient DDR5 memory chip
- With the new technology, 500 TB of data can be stored on a glass plate. That's more than 20.000 Blu-ray discs
- Artificial synapses 10.000 times faster than biological synapses
- engineering
- Engineers created an interactive paper
- Robots run on alcohol
- Cosmic toilet, cosmic price
- The Star Wars Light Plasma Sword has become a reality
- A new aircraft engine?
- Controlling a microscopic robot inside the body. Promising first test results
- Handy heat measuring device: Chilica-Pod
- An object that loses its visibility after being immersed in liquid ...
- They can help in space mining ... bacteria
- A system that transfers sound directly to the head
- Catalysts with huge surfaces will convert CO2 into fuel?
- Micromachines for exploring the human body
- A material that stores solar heat "in reserve"
- The paint that turns a car into a moving "black hole"
- Capsaicin increases the performance of perovskite solar cells
- A battery that charges to full capacity in five minutes
- Pocket washing machine with ultrasound
- The robots of the future don't need motors and power sources?
- Samsung built artificial intelligence into a memory chip
- Space battery, a project to send energy to earth
- Mk-5 - Japan's do-it-yourself single-seat air taxi
- An optical oscilloscope was developed. Will it make the internet 10 times faster?
- A substance that can hear heartbeats
- "Green" hydrogen can be extracted from the air
- Patent stories
- WO2020060606 Cryptocurrency Sytem WO2020060606 Cryptocurrency Sytem wykorzystujący dane o aktywności ciała
- WO2020060606 Cryptocurrency System Using Body Activity Data
- The Enlarged Board of Appeal of the European Patent Office decided that computer simulations have a "technical effect" and can be patentable
- Bizarre and mysterious patents owned by the US military. Mad, genius or patent troll
- Software, AI and Big Data
- AI reads facial images from brain waves
- Artificial intelligence has solved one of the most difficult problems in biology
- A South Korean TV station hired an AI presenter
- How to outsmart artificial intelligence - human versus machine.
- They attacked a robotic vacuum cleaner and overheard what was going on in the room where it was working
- AI helps solve one of physics' biggest unsolved problems
- Successful storage of digital information in the DNA of a living organism
- Facebook AI accelerates MRI exams
- Vulnerabilities in Apple devices. Criminals are already taking advantage of them
- Artificial intelligence improves viruses for gene therapy
- Power Fx - Programming for Non-Programmers
- Artificial intelligence shows that we may not even know half of the structures in our body cells
- Artificial intelligence will examine the eyes and calculate the risk of a heart attack
- Artificial intelligence helps to evaluate skin allergy tests
- Quantum memristor ushers in era of neuromorphic quantum architecture
- AI predicts crimes with 90 percent accuracy
- Star Trek Today
- Micromachines for exploring the human body
- Star Trek Today: Tricorder
- Star Trek Today: LCARS in the house
- Star Trek Today: Transparent aluminum (aluminum oxynitride) - from Star Trek to reality
- Star Trek Today: Successful Storage of Digital Information in the DNA of a Living Organism
- Star Trek Today: Holograms Visible, Touchable and Potentially Audible
- Star Trek Today: Scientists get paralyzed mice back on their feet
- Star Trek Today: Mankind May Not Be Able To Control Super Intelligent Artificial Intelligence?
- Star Trek Today: Remote and Rechargeable Brain Control Chip
- Star Trek Today: Travel Faster Than the Speed of Light? Warp without the need for negative energy
- Star Trek Today: Hypospray - An injection without painful punctures. It is now possible
- Star Trek Today: Alcubierre Warp Metric: Scientists succeed in creating a "warp bubble"
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