The role of chiral compounds in drug development cannot be understated. These compounds exist in two mirror-image variants, also known as enantiomers, which can have vastly different properties and effects. Professor Andreas Gansäuer from the University of Bonn highlights the importance of chirality in the development of drugs, citing examples like carvone, where the right-handed
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Theoretical physicist Farokh Mivehvar delves deep into the realm of quantum physics, specifically focusing on the interaction of two sets of atoms emitting light within a quantum cavity. This unique optical device comprises of high-quality mirrors facing each other, creating a confined space where light can linger for extended periods. The implications of Mivehvar’s work
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China’s new year holiday spending last week surged past pre-pandemic levels, official figures showed, a rare bright spot for an economy struggling with sluggish consumption and deflation. Domestic spending on entertainment, dining, and travel soared during this year’s “Golden Week”, which officially ended on Saturday, according to a statement from Beijing’s Ministry of Culture and
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In a groundbreaking discovery, neuroscientists have developed a new prosthetic system that has the potential to revolutionize the way we recall specific memories. This technology taps into the brain’s memory pathways, providing a glimmer of hope for those struggling with memory impairments. While the system is still in its infancy, the results so far have
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In a groundbreaking development, a team of researchers at Amazon AGI has unveiled the largest text-to-speech model ever created. This model, known as the Big Adaptive Streamable TTS with Emergent abilities (BASE TTS), boasts an impressive 980 million parameters and was trained on a massive dataset of 100,000 hours of recorded speech. The team’s efforts
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Advancements in technology have led to the development of various applications such as self-driving vehicles, target tracking systems, and remote sensors, all of which rely on the high-speed and error-free operation of wireless data transceivers and radar systems. One crucial component in these systems is the phase locked loop (PLL), which assists in the synthesis,
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In a recent study published in Nature Catalysis, researchers from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), Harvard Department of Chemistry & Chemical Biology, and Utrecht University have introduced a groundbreaking method to enhance the selectivity of catalytic reactions. This new approach offers a promising way to boost the efficacy
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