A recent incident on a LATAM flight from Sydney to Auckland has left passengers with harrowing tales of fear and injury. According to reports, the Boeing-made plane experienced a technical problem that caused it to dip violently, resulting in twelve passengers being hospitalized. One passenger recounted how people were flung towards the ceiling of the
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Peptides, which are short strands of amino acids, have been gaining popularity for various applications such as therapeutics, biomaterials, and chemical probes. One key challenge in working with peptides is the ability to attach functional molecules, like fluorescent compounds, to specific locations on the peptide without affecting its structure and function. The N-terminus of a
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Superconducting circuits have shown great promise for the development of quantum computers due to their ability to create electronic states resembling molecules. Physicists at RIKEN have recently made significant advancements in this field by investigating Andreev molecules in superconducting circuits. This research, published in Nature Communications, sheds light on the potential of utilizing these exotic
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The latest news from Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk is creating a buzz in the weight loss industry. An experimental weight loss pill called amycretin has shown promising results in a phase one trial. According to the company, participants in the trial lost an impressive 13 percent of their body weight over a three-month period.
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The chemical industry is at a pivotal point in addressing its environmental impact, with one of Europe’s largest chemical complexes, Covestro, at the forefront of innovation. Covestro is currently conducting a pilot project to manufacture aniline, a key chemical used in foam production, using sugar as a base material instead of oil. This shift is
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Robots that are capable of imitating human actions and movements in real-time have the potential to revolutionize the way in which they interact with their environment. This ability could enable robots to learn how to perform everyday tasks without the need for extensive pre-programming. However, one of the major challenges in achieving this goal is
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The traditional approach to studying batteries typically involves analyzing their electrical properties such as voltage and current. However, a recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has shed light on the importance of also considering heat flow in conjunction with electricity to gain valuable insights into battery chemistry. This innovative research
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