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A user’s guide to keeping your lungs healthy and functional

Take a deep breath in. Now, slowly, let it out. This simple activity is something we do all day long and seldom think about.

Why do we get tears when we’re tired or sick?

It’s been a big week and you feel exhausted, and suddenly you find yourself crying at a nice nappy commercial. Or maybe you are

African scientists baffled by monkeypox cases in Europe, US

Scientists who have monitored numerous outbreaks of monkeypox in Africa say they are baffled by the disease’s recent spread in Europe and North America.

Plant-based milk products: What you need to know before switching

Over the last decade, the number of people drinking cow’s milk has dropped—with people swapping dairy for plant-based alternatives, such as oat and almond

Robot can fly, swim or hitch a ride by sticking to other objects

A robotic drone that can travel through air and water, and also attach itself to larger objects with a suction cup, could be useful

Rare monkeypox outbreak in U.K., Europe and U.S.: What is it and should we worry?

There’s a monkeypox outbreak in the United Kingdom, Portugal, Spain and other European countries. The outbreak is small — so far 68 suspected cases,

Researchers create photonic materials for powerful, efficient light-based computing

University of Central Florida researchers are developing new photonic materials that could one day help enable low power, ultra-fast, light-based computing. The unique materials,

Tree loss on Madagascar not caused by small fires used for land clearing

Once humans discovered how to tame fire, they began using it for heat and cooking as well as to scare away animals and to

New advances for reducing defects in multimaterials using directed energy deposition

Materials used in the fields of aerospace, automobiles, medical equipment and defense need to withstand extremely harsh environments. Small flaws in the materials, i.e.

Graphene-wrapped zeolite membranes for fast hydrogen separation

The effects of global warming are becoming more serious, and there is a strong demand for technological advances to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Hydrogen

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A user’s guide to keeping your lungs healthy and functional

Take a deep breath in. Now, slowly, let it out. This simple activity is something we do all day long and seldom think about.

Why do we get tears when we’re tired or sick?

It’s been a big week and you feel exhausted, and suddenly you find yourself crying at a nice nappy commercial. Or maybe you are

African scientists baffled by monkeypox cases in Europe, US

Scientists who have monitored numerous outbreaks of monkeypox in Africa say they are baffled by the disease’s recent spread in Europe and North America.

Plant-based milk products: What you need to know before switching

Over the last decade, the number of people drinking cow’s milk has dropped—with people swapping dairy for plant-based alternatives, such as oat and almond

Robot can fly, swim or hitch a ride by sticking to other objects

A robotic drone that can travel through air and water, and also attach itself to larger objects with a suction cup, could be useful

Rare monkeypox outbreak in U.K., Europe and U.S.: What is it and should we worry?

There’s a monkeypox outbreak in the United Kingdom, Portugal, Spain and other European countries. The outbreak is small — so far 68 suspected cases,

Researchers create photonic materials for powerful, efficient light-based computing

University of Central Florida researchers are developing new photonic materials that could one day help enable low power, ultra-fast, light-based computing. The unique materials,

Tree loss on Madagascar not caused by small fires used for land clearing

Once humans discovered how to tame fire, they began using it for heat and cooking as well as to scare away animals and to

New advances for reducing defects in multimaterials using directed energy deposition

Materials used in the fields of aerospace, automobiles, medical equipment and defense need to withstand extremely harsh environments. Small flaws in the materials, i.e.

Graphene-wrapped zeolite membranes for fast hydrogen separation

The effects of global warming are becoming more serious, and there is a strong demand for technological advances to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Hydrogen

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