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Researchers Detect ‘Hot’ Electrons In Real Time

Using the wonder 2D material that is graphene, researchers have succeeded at measuring the amount of high energy electrons that indicate catalytic activity.

In the Lab

Lost Memories Retrieved With Optogenetics

Stimulating brain cells with light helps to restore memories in mice that had Alzheimer's disease-associated memory loss.

In the Lab

The Dance Of Two Black Holes

Astronomers have measured the rotational speed of a black hole by observing an outburst of light that occurred close to the centenary celebration of Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity.

Technology

With This Fuel Cell, Drones Can Now Fly Longer

Researchers have developed a solid oxide fuel cell that has greater capacity than its lithium ion predecessors, allowing drones to have longer flight times.

In the Lab

Asian Bats More Resistant To Deadly Fungus Than US Counterparts

Mysteriously, bats in China are much more resistant to a fungal infection which has wiped out millions of their North American counterparts. Why?

Technology

Brain Tissue Like You’ve Never Seen It Before

Researchers have developed a technique to image the delicate structures deep within the brain, which could help increase our understanding of cognitive disorders.

In the Lab

Researchers Create Model To Simulate Solar Flares

Coronal mass ejections during solar flares can wreak havoc on communications on Earth; accurate predictions could help to lessen this effect.

In the Lab

How Babies Pay Attention Is Shaped By Their Culture

The way that 24-month-olds pay attention to objects and actions of people around them is influenced by the culture and communities they grow up in.

Technology

Incisionless Robotic Surgery Makes The Cut

The internally powered novel surgical robotic system can successfully perform single-incision or natural orifice surgery.

In the Lab

Researchers Detect ‘Hot’ Electrons In Real Time

Using the wonder 2D material that is graphene, researchers have succeeded at measuring the amount of high energy electrons that indicate catalytic activity.

In the Lab

Lost Memories Retrieved With Optogenetics

Stimulating brain cells with light helps to restore memories in mice that had Alzheimer's disease-associated memory loss.

In the Lab

The Dance Of Two Black Holes

Astronomers have measured the rotational speed of a black hole by observing an outburst of light that occurred close to the centenary celebration of Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity.

Technology

With This Fuel Cell, Drones Can Now Fly Longer

Researchers have developed a solid oxide fuel cell that has greater capacity than its lithium ion predecessors, allowing drones to have longer flight times.

In the Lab

Asian Bats More Resistant To Deadly Fungus Than US Counterparts

Mysteriously, bats in China are much more resistant to a fungal infection which has wiped out millions of their North American counterparts. Why?

Technology

Brain Tissue Like You’ve Never Seen It Before

Researchers have developed a technique to image the delicate structures deep within the brain, which could help increase our understanding of cognitive disorders.

In the Lab

Researchers Create Model To Simulate Solar Flares

Coronal mass ejections during solar flares can wreak havoc on communications on Earth; accurate predictions could help to lessen this effect.

In the Lab

How Babies Pay Attention Is Shaped By Their Culture

The way that 24-month-olds pay attention to objects and actions of people around them is influenced by the culture and communities they grow up in.

Technology

Incisionless Robotic Surgery Makes The Cut

The internally powered novel surgical robotic system can successfully perform single-incision or natural orifice surgery.

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