Self-sensing soft robots with electrochemically powered pumps are on the horizon
Soft robots have gotten a lot of press lately because of their flexibility and safety. The fluidic systems in these robots, on the other hand…
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Big data and artificial intelligence can aid in the preservation of wildlife
A group of artificial intelligence and animal ecology specialists has proposed a new, cross-disciplinary strategy to improve wildlife studies and make…
Unusual superconductivity gets a new look
In a kagome superconductor, signatures for a unique electronic phase that allows charge to flow spontaneously in loops have been found.
In water fleas, pollution has epigenetic consequences that last numerous generations
According to a recent study headed by University of Liverpool researchers, the impacts of pollution can be passed down through generations in water fleas…
Simplifying RNA editing for genetic disease treatment
New study might make repairing disease-causing mutations in RNA more easier without sacrificing accuracy or efficiency.
Quantum computers' inner workings
Two advances were discovered and validated using gate set tomography. A precision diagnostic developed at the Department of Energy’s Sandia...
The origins of life on Earth
Researchers have unearthed a fresh clue in the hunt for the beginning of life by demonstrating that peptides may develop on dust in extreme environments…
The unexplained worldwide tsunami of 2021 is being blamed on a hidden magnitude-8.2 earthquake
Scientists have discovered the cause of a mystery tsunami that hit the world in 2021. A magnitude 7.5 earthquake struck in the South Sandwich Islands…
Kagome metals confound science with their electron conspiracy in a Japanese lattice structure
In search of a new kind of superconductivity: Scientists have found metals called kagome metals that have a crystal structure that resembles a traditional…
Camouflage for lizards has a mathematical secret
Nature is replete with complex systems whose actions can be represented using mathematical techniques, such as the shape-shifting clouds of starling birds…
Giving people social support might be beneficial to your health
A recent research reveals that giving social support to your spouse, friends, and family is equally as crucial as getting it when it comes to your health.
When individuals 'click,' they reply to each other more quickly
The science of connection is revealed in a new study. When two persons in a discussion are on the same...