The quest to understand the enigmatic dark matter particles and their interactions with visible matter has long eluded physicists worldwide. Traditional experimental methods have proven ineffective in detecting these elusive particles that neither emit, reflect, nor absorb light. However, a team of researchers from TRIUMF, the University of Minnesota, the University of California Berkeley, and
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Polymer materials play a crucial role in the development of wearable medical devices, soft robotics, and controlled drug delivery systems. Researchers from the University of Stuttgart and the University of Tübingen have recently collaborated to create autonomously switchable polymer materials that can adapt to environmental conditions. These materials possess unique properties that allow them to
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Scientists from the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) and the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), in collaboration with the Materials Science Institute of Madrid, have made significant progress in the field of quantum physics. Their groundbreaking study, published in Physical Review Letters, introduces a new response theory that revolutionizes the understanding of
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In a recent 18-month trial, pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly has made significant strides in the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease with their drug, donanemab. The trial results revealed that donanemab has the potential to delay the progression of this debilitating disease by up to 35.1 percent. This breakthrough offers hope for patients in the early stages
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A recent study challenges the prevailing notion that fat tissue alone is responsible for the metabolic benefits associated with exposure to cold temperatures. Researchers from Canada have conducted a peer-reviewed comment article explaining how skeletal muscles are the primary heat generators and drive the metabolism of glucose and lipids when temperatures drop. The interest in
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Chitin hydrogel has long been hailed as a promising material with immense potential in various biomedical applications. With its biocompatibility, biodegradability, and low cost, it has become an ideal candidate for tissue repair, wound healing, and even artificial organs. However, the fabrication of chitin hydrogels has posed significant challenges for scientists. Luckily, a team of
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In the world of light science and technology, the idea of confining light to subnanometer scales has long been a dream. However, recent advancements by researchers at Zhejiang University have brought us closer than ever to achieving this extraordinary feat. Traditional methods of localizing light, such as dielectric confinement and plasmonic confinement, have faced challenges
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A recent white paper, written by a group of experts from renowned organizations such as CERN, DESY, and IBM Quantum, sheds light on the potential benefits of quantum computing in the field of particle physics. The paper, available on arXiv, identifies specific areas within particle physics where quantum computing can address computing challenges. This groundbreaking
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Ketamine, a substance commonly associated with recreational use and anesthesia, has shown increasing potential as a treatment for individuals suffering from treatment-resistant depression. While a recent study conducted in Australasia has demonstrated positive results with ketamine injections, there are still uncertainties regarding the long-term effects of this treatment. Additionally, there are alternative delivery methods and
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