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Rare Element Makes A Good Atomic Clock
A neglected element called lutetium is ideal for making accurate atomic clocks due to its low sensitivity to changes in temperature, scientists say.
Shedding Light On Bubbly Graphene
Scientists at the Institute of Basic Science in South Korea have used a single laser beam to probe the behavior of graphene bubbles.
CStone Pharma Completes US$260 Million Series B Funding Round
The funds raised will primarily be used for clinical development of CS1001 and other clinical stage assets, as well as attract top industry talents.
New Lab, New Start
Switching labs can be scary, but the right mindset can help you embrace the change.
Taurine Required To Keep Sperm In Tip-Top Shape
A lack of taurine changes the shape of sperm, impairing their motility and resulting in infertility.
Preserving The Genetic Diversity Of Sumatran Rhinos
Genetic studies suggest that breeding centers and a cell bank are necessary to preserve the genetic diversity of critically endangered Sumatran rhinos.
Beefing Up IVF Success
Scientists in Japan have used live-cell imaging to identify bovine IVF embryos without chromosomal abnormalities and increase the success of cow pregnancies.
Windows That Can Halve Noise Pollution
Scientists in Singapore have created a noise-canceling device that halves noise pollution even when the windows are left wide open.
Indian Engineering Student Saves Diabetic Passenger On Flight
Thanks to the quick thinking of IITK engineering student Karttikeya Mangalam aboard a flight from Geneva to New Delhi, a diabetic passenger’s life was saved.
