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Twisted carbon nanotubes store high densities of energy to power sensors

Twisted carbon nanotubes can store high densities of energy to power sensors or other technology.

Is a glass of wine a day good for you?

The study debunks the link between moderate drinking and longer life.

34 new genetic conditions discovered

Rare diseases require expert care and detailed genetic tests. The TRANSLATE NAMSE project, which started in late 2017, aims to improve care with modern...

New drugs show promise in clearing HIV from the brain

A cancer drug tested at Tulane University might help clear HIV from brain cells. Researchers found it reduced SIV (the monkey version of HIV)...

Study sheds light on the evolutionary origins of flight in Bats

Researchers explore the evolutionary transition from gliding to powered flight in Bats.

Long-term high blood pressure? Stroke risk warning

A study by Michigan Medicine at the University of Michigan found that having high systolic blood pressure (the top number in a reading) over...

New technology allows robots to survive through self-amputation

The technology not only aids in robot survival, it enables dynamic shape-change.

Study: How to address market-driven epidemics effectively

Researchers share insights from U.S. reduction of cigarette, sugar, and opioid consumption.

Machine learning and multiple sclerosis progression

Can a computer predict disability progression in multiple sclerosis?

New material enables high-speed, high-efficiency production of green hydrogen

Photocatalyst research uncovers a better way to produce green hydrogen.

Caltech’s nanoscale device can reflect and direct light in desired ways

The innovation is pointing the way to future wireless communication channels.

26-foot endangered whale shark tracked for record-breaking four years

Rio Lady's movements and migration allow researchers to 'investigate whale sharks at an unprecedented degree.'