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An improved Malaria vaccine given via microneedle patch

Still images drawn with the technology: at around 70 micrometres across each image is smaller than the width of a human hair.

‘Nano-pixels’ promise thin, flexible high-res displays

Brain scanning technology is quickly approaching levels of detail that will have serious implications (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Can software suffer? The complicated ethics of brain emulation

David Horna (right) in Aglaris Cell’s lab. Credit: PCM

Packaged batches of stem cells for regenerative medicine

Revolutionary solar cells double as lasers

Quantum state world record smashed

All aboard the nanotrain network

‘Smart Glasses’ Could Help Blind People Navigate

Molecular mirror images assigned

Spread of crop pests threatens global food security as Earth warms

Unusual Material Expands Dramatically Under Pressure

The balancing act of producing more food sustainably

Vitamin B for Alzheimer’s and dementia delay and protection, new research study

Human cloning developments raise hopes for new treatments

How are humans going to become extinct?