The development of a first-ever stretchy electronic skin by researchers at The University of Texas at Austin is poised to revolutionize the field of robotics. This breakthrough technology equips robots and other devices with softness and touch sensitivity similar to human skin. The stretchable e-skin opens up new possibilities for performing tasks that require precision
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When it comes to achieving net-zero carbon emissions, the traditional approach of converting various sectors to run on electricity generated from renewable sources may not be sufficient. While this approach works for sectors like personal vehicles and heating, it falls short when it comes to industries like plastics manufacturing, where carbon-based molecules are inherent to
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The discussion about the development of Parkinson’s disease has taken a new turn with the suggestion that environmental factors might play a significant role in triggering this neurodegenerative condition. Researchers have been exploring different models to understand how the gradual loss of neurons associated with Parkinson’s disease is initiated, with a particular focus on the
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The quest for sustainable and abundant energy sources has led scientists to explore the realm of fusion reactions. These reactions, akin to those that power the stars, have the potential to generate electricity without producing detrimental greenhouse gases or long-lived radioactive waste. However, harnessing the power of fusion reactions requires the manipulation of plasma, the
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A groundbreaking discovery by Kobe University researchers has opened up a new avenue for inhibiting DNA-cleaving enzymes by utilizing the aggregation of a previously non-toxic molecule. This discovery has the potential to revolutionize the fight against Streptococcus, a bacteria responsible for toxic shock syndrome – a life-threatening condition. The Problem Streptococcus bacteria deploy a DNA-cleaving
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