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Electromagnetic Stimulation For A Better Brain?
A study shows that weak electromagnetic stimulation could reorganize the brain with few side effects.
3SBio Licenses DiNonA’s Anti-Leukemia Treatment
3SBio and DiNonA will develop Leukotuximab, an anti JL-1 antibody indicated for the treatment of acute leukemia.
NMR Under Pressure
An NMR-probe that can withstand extremely high pressures could give us insights into the chemistry happening deep below the Earth's crust.
Fighting Counterfeits With Nanopillars
The moisture from a breath of air reveals hidden patterns in a nanopillar-structured material.
Deep Down, The Moon Is Still Warm
Contrary to expectations, scientists have found that the Moon has a warm inner core.
Astellas & Cancer Research UK Team Up In Fight Against Cancer
The partnership between Astellas and Cancer Research Technology will begin with the development of drugs for pancreatic cancer targeting autophagy.
Graphene: Simple Switch From Sheets To Droplets
By tweaking pH, scientists have managed to cause graphene to spontaneously form liquid crystal droplets.
Of Moth And Men
A study of the structure of sex pheromones in moths could shed light on the related hormone in humans.
Facial Recognition AI Beats Human Abilities
A new facial recognition system is accurate at 99.15 percent, regardless of changes in lighting, make-up and camera angles.
Electromagnetic Stimulation For A Better Brain?
A study shows that weak electromagnetic stimulation could reorganize the brain with few side effects.
3SBio Licenses DiNonA’s Anti-Leukemia Treatment
3SBio and DiNonA will develop Leukotuximab, an anti JL-1 antibody indicated for the treatment of acute leukemia.
NMR Under Pressure
An NMR-probe that can withstand extremely high pressures could give us insights into the chemistry happening deep below the Earth's crust.
Fighting Counterfeits With Nanopillars
The moisture from a breath of air reveals hidden patterns in a nanopillar-structured material.
Deep Down, The Moon Is Still Warm
Contrary to expectations, scientists have found that the Moon has a warm inner core.
Astellas & Cancer Research UK Team Up In Fight Against Cancer
The partnership between Astellas and Cancer Research Technology will begin with the development of drugs for pancreatic cancer targeting autophagy.
Graphene: Simple Switch From Sheets To Droplets
By tweaking pH, scientists have managed to cause graphene to spontaneously form liquid crystal droplets.
Of Moth And Men
A study of the structure of sex pheromones in moths could shed light on the related hormone in humans.
Facial Recognition AI Beats Human Abilities
A new facial recognition system is accurate at 99.15 percent, regardless of changes in lighting, make-up and camera angles.









