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New research has indicated that keeping CO2 levels low can help reduce infectious airborne viral loads, particularly in spaces with limited ventilation. The study, focusing on the pathogen responsible for COVID-19, has significant implications for minimizing the risk of virus transmission. According to University of Bristol chemist Allen Haddrell, opening a window could be more
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New research has uncovered a previously unknown mechanism for inactivating genes that suppress tumor formation, shedding light on why cancer risk is associated with factors such as an unhealthy diet and unmanaged metabolic conditions like diabetes. The study, conducted by researchers from Singapore and the UK, utilized mouse models, human tissue, and human breast organoids
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Just like athletes who train rigorously for the Olympic Games, cyberwarriors are also gearing up for the upcoming Paris Games. These cybersecurity experts are engaging friendly hackers to test their defenses, a strategy reminiscent of boxers sparring with partners to prepare for a championship fight. They are meticulously studying the strengths, tactics, and weaknesses of
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In a groundbreaking development, researchers at the University of Portsmouth have introduced a cutting-edge quantum sensing scheme that promises to revolutionize superresolution imaging techniques. This innovative approach aims to achieve the utmost precision in measuring the transverse displacement between two interfering photons, overcoming the limitations imposed by traditional imaging methods. By harnessing the power of
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Maintaining good health is something that most people strive for, but achieving it can be a complex balancing act. From getting enough sleep to engaging in physical activity, the choices we make throughout the day can impact our overall well-being. However, finding the optimal balance for health can be a challenge. Recent research has shed
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The movement of tectonic plates has long been known to shape the rocky features of Earth’s surface. However, recent research indicates that the mantle layer underneath also plays a significant role in influencing Earth’s topography, even in areas located far from tectonic plate edges. This residual topography, as it is known, can have a profound
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Noninvasive brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) have been the focus of extensive research at Carnegie Mellon University’s He Lab, providing a promising alternative to invasive BCIs. Unlike invasive BCIs such as Neuralink or Synchron, noninvasive BCIs offer increased safety, cost-effectiveness, and usability among a diverse range of patients and the general population. However, one of the main
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Dark matter, which makes up about 80% of the universe, has long been a mystery to scientists due to its elusive nature. Conventional experimental techniques have failed to directly detect dark matter particles, leading astrophysicists to explore new and innovative methods to uncover its secrets. Recently, the Broadband Reflector Experiment for Axion Detection (BREAD) collaboration
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The intersection of science fiction and science fact becomes apparent when considering the chemistry behind the galaxy far, far away in the Star Wars universe. Professor Alex Baker from the University of Warwick delves into the captivating inspiration that real-world reactions have had on the iconic franchise. From the freezing of Han Solo to the
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