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“Impossible” One-Way Superconductor Breakthrough May Pave The Way For Future Computers

One-way superconductivity without using magnetic fields has been discovered by researchers, smashing a strong barrier that held superconductivity from revolutionizing the electronics industry. While

Parkinson’s Patient Can Play Golf Again Thanks To Mini Brain Implant

The first patient to receive a miniaturized brain implant to treat Parkinson’s disease symptoms has described the improvements generated by the device as “amazing”.

Some People With ADHD May Actually Have Maladaptive Daydreaming Instead, Study Suggests

Fighting dragons, visiting different planets, or just rehashing arguments in vivid replay action – daydreaming is an escape from reality and, though often hated

Epigenetic Cause Of Miscarriage Identified And Cured In Mice

A cause of miscarriage and developmental abnormalities has been identified, and even cured, in a new mouse study. Published in the journal Genes and

Japanese Company Creates Huge VR-Piloted Robot To Work On The Railroad

A Japanese rail company has built a prototype of a gigantic robot that can carry out large-scale maintenance and building tasks. The robot, which

Man drinks a dysentery smoothie to help develop a vaccine, has a really bad time

A man has documented, in glorious detail, how he drank a dysentery smoothie as part of a human challenge trial for a potential vaccine.

Technology May Beat Biology When It Comes To Finding Alien Signatures, Scientists Argue

Our intuition that life is far more widespread in the universe than technology may be misleading us. Reconsideration could affect how resources are prioritized

Second Child Death Linked To Mysterious Worldwide Hepatitis Outbreak

Health officials in Wisconsin are investigating what may be the second death in the mysterious outbreak of childhood hepatitis spreading across the world recently.

Scientists identify optimal amount of sleep to get in middle to old age

We spend on average 3,000 hours in dreamland each year – or in other words, a third of our life span between the duvet

Cancer cells break own DNA to defend against radiation

Radiation inflicts extensive damage on cells’ DNA. For many cells, the damage is too complex to repair, and the cells die–making radiotherapy a frontline

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“Impossible” One-Way Superconductor Breakthrough May Pave The Way For Future Computers

One-way superconductivity without using magnetic fields has been discovered by researchers, smashing a strong barrier that held superconductivity from revolutionizing the electronics industry. While

Parkinson’s Patient Can Play Golf Again Thanks To Mini Brain Implant

The first patient to receive a miniaturized brain implant to treat Parkinson’s disease symptoms has described the improvements generated by the device as “amazing”.

Some People With ADHD May Actually Have Maladaptive Daydreaming Instead, Study Suggests

Fighting dragons, visiting different planets, or just rehashing arguments in vivid replay action – daydreaming is an escape from reality and, though often hated

Epigenetic Cause Of Miscarriage Identified And Cured In Mice

A cause of miscarriage and developmental abnormalities has been identified, and even cured, in a new mouse study. Published in the journal Genes and

Japanese Company Creates Huge VR-Piloted Robot To Work On The Railroad

A Japanese rail company has built a prototype of a gigantic robot that can carry out large-scale maintenance and building tasks. The robot, which

Man drinks a dysentery smoothie to help develop a vaccine, has a really bad time

A man has documented, in glorious detail, how he drank a dysentery smoothie as part of a human challenge trial for a potential vaccine.

Technology May Beat Biology When It Comes To Finding Alien Signatures, Scientists Argue

Our intuition that life is far more widespread in the universe than technology may be misleading us. Reconsideration could affect how resources are prioritized

Second Child Death Linked To Mysterious Worldwide Hepatitis Outbreak

Health officials in Wisconsin are investigating what may be the second death in the mysterious outbreak of childhood hepatitis spreading across the world recently.

Scientists identify optimal amount of sleep to get in middle to old age

We spend on average 3,000 hours in dreamland each year – or in other words, a third of our life span between the duvet

Cancer cells break own DNA to defend against radiation

Radiation inflicts extensive damage on cells’ DNA. For many cells, the damage is too complex to repair, and the cells die–making radiotherapy a frontline

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