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Activating The Heart’s Regenerative Potential
The receptor ERBB2 is both necessary and sufficient to reactivate the heart’s ability to regenerate, study says.
Towards Silicon-Based Quantum Computers
The ability to control a single 31P atom in silicon paves the way for a feasible quantum computer.
Carbon Sink Bolstered By Reversed Forest Loss
Wetter weather and active tree planting in China have contributed to the reversal of forest lost in the last ten years.
Metal Foam Electrodes Split Water With Unprecedented Efficiency
By coating nickel foam with a nickel-iron nanosheets, scientists have made an efficient catalyst that could be used to produce hydrogen at the industrial scale.
Pancreatic Researcher Chosen As 2015 NSW Woman Of The Year
NSW Woman of the year Professor Minoti Apte calls for increased funding for medical research and better support for women in science.
A Sunny Future For Rooftop Solar Power
The falling cost of solar panels means they are now a considerable player in the energy sector, writes Bernhard Mitchell.
Genetic Basis Of Dilated Cardiomyopathy Pinpointed
Researchers have identified the titin gene as responsible for hereditary heart enlargement, the most common reason for heart transplants.
Gliding Lizards Mimic Falling Leaves
The colors of the gliding lizard "wings" are for blending in rather than communication, scientists say.
Where Did The Fat Go?
Fat burned during weight loss is breathed out as carbon dioxide and water, but breathing more won't help you lose weight.
