Reinvigorate Your New Year with Cold Weather Running
by As the new year approaches, many individuals strive to begin the year with resolutions to improve their fitness. However, the cold winter weather can often …
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New Transistors Developed from Monolayer Black Phosphorus and Germanium Arsenide
Researchers from Hunan University, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Wuhan University have successfully developed new transistors using monolayer semiconducting materials, black phosphorus (BP), and …
New Model Suggests Earth’s Gravity is Tearing Apart Some Close-Approaching Asteroids
A recent study conducted by researchers from Luleå University of Technology’s Asteroid Engineering Laboratory and the Southwest Research Institute has revealed that certain large asteroids …
Study Shows That Adding Staff Alone Is Insufficient For High-Quality Dementia Care In Nursing Homes
A recent study conducted by the University of California, Irvine has found that simply adding more staff is not enough to bridge the quality-of-care and …
New Legal Challenge Arises As Police Use Google Search Technique
Civil liberties advocates are raising concerns about the use of Google search data by police to help solve criminal cases. This practice is facing increased …
New Strategy to Target ‘Undruggable’ Proteins in Parkinson’s Disease
Researchers at the Scripps Research Institute in Florida have developed a novel method to combat the levels of α-synuclein protein, a key contributor to Parkinson’s …
Reimagining Civil Engineering Education for the Future: Introducing the ‘New-Model Engineer’
In a groundbreaking new research article, Nick Francis, a Senior University Teacher at the Department of Civil and Structural Engineering, alongside Esther Norton, has put …
New Conductive Polymer Enables Development of High-Performance Stretchable Solar Cells
As the market for wearable electric devices continues to grow, the development of stretchable solar cells that can function under strain has become a major …
New Research Suggests Measuring Grass Allergens is More Effective for Hay Fever Sufferers
Hay fever affects one in four adults in the UK from late-March to September, causing symptoms such as a runny or blocked nose, sneezing, coughing, …
Breaking Barriers in Women’s Health: Deciphering the Genetic Puzzle of Gestational Diabetes
A cutting-edge study conducted by researchers from the University of Helsinki, Massachusetts General Hospital, and Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT has unveiled groundbreaking insights …