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University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Dow Solar rolls out Solar Shingles in California and Texas
Revolutionary Sensor Enables Real-Time Spoilage Alerts on Food CREDIT Koç University
A sensor enabling real-time spoilage alerts on food is battery-free and smartphone-compatible
District and citywide distributions of poverty and SNAP benefits. Gray colors indicate households above the federal poverty line while red denotes those below. The percentage of households below the poverty line that do not receive SNAP benefits are outlined in black.
Considering two forms of urban agriculture: Food forests and urban farms could address major challenges
Caption:Researchers came up with a way to efficiently plan physically plausible assembly motions and sequences for real-world assemblies. Credits:Image courtesy of MIT CSAIL.
A new algorithm for the automatic assembly of products encompassing thousands of objects
A new and possibly better needle-free nasal vaccine for COVID-19?
Figure shows an example of a repair of an infarcted adult mouse heart in vivo, made possible through injections of a combination of STEMIN and YAP5SA mRNA. After four weeks, sectioned hearts stained red showed significant reduction of infarcted area (photo credit: The Journal of Cardiovascular Aging)
Researchers repair and regenerate heart muscle cells as a potential powerful clinical strategy
Safe, low-cost, energy-dense, and long-lifetime solid-state sodium batteries
Data from the wearable sweat sensor developed at UT Dallas can show changes in the levels of biomarkers. A recent study shows that the sensor can detect two key biomarkers to help diagnosticians determine whether a viral infection may be present.
Wearable sweat diagnostics: Real-time continuous monitoring is possible for things like COVID-19 and influenza
Texas A&M AgriLife Research
An AI-powered prediction market may provide scientists with an efficient, cost-effective tool to tackle the reproducibility problem, a team of researchers report. Credit: (National Cancer Institute/Unsplash.)
Addressing the concerns and challenges around reproducibility in research by using AI betting agents
New findings to produce hydrogen at $2 per kilogram and eventually $1 per kilogram
A new more environmentally friendly sodium battery solves both the dendrite problem and recharges as quickly as a lithium-ion battery
Methane can be captured and transformed into a protein-rich and less expensive feed for farmed fish
Could PUL-042, an inhaled therapeutic, be directed against all existing and future variants of the COVID-19 virus as well as future pandemics?