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Nano-diamond self-charging batteries could disrupt energy as we know it

September 21, 2020

“California company NDB says its nano-diamond batteries will absolutely upend the energy equation, acting like tiny nuclear generators. They will blow any energy density comparison out of the water, lasting anywhere from a decade to 28,000 years without ever needing […]

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Netflix stored an episode of its new show Biohackers in DNA

September 13, 2020

Why store data in DNA anyway? Data density & stability! | learn more

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6 incredible ways the smartphone can help track health and disease

September 13, 2020

This isn’t about step counting and heart rate monitoring – it’s much more. I want to use the word incredible to describe these breakthroughs, but they are in fact quite credible. That’s what makes this so awesome! | learn more

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“Cold Tube” cooling system uses half the energy of an air conditioner

September 6, 2020

“A team of scientists has been developing an alternative to air conditioning called the Cold Tube, which works by absorbing body heat emitted from a person and uses around half the energy of traditional systems as a result.” | learn more

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LSD microdose trial for acute pain relief reports results

August 30, 2020

“An incredible, first-of-its-kind trial testing the pain-killing properties of LSD microdoses has delivered the compelling suggestion that tiny, non-psychedelic doses of this infamous drug could serve as an effective analgesic.” | learn more

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New drug target in humans activates brown fat to burn excess energy

August 30, 2020

“Scientists have shown how to activate energy-burning brown fat in mice, which helps shed weight and improves health. Results have been hard to replicate in humans, but a new study has found that we might be targeting the wrong receptor […]

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The Dead Sea Scrolls come under the genomic microscope

August 24, 2020

The parchment, made from animal skins, is impossibly fragile. Most were not found intact, but rather in thousands of fragments that had to be sorted and pieced together. “Enter parchment DNA. Sampling of the skins (done with extreme caution) showed […]

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How one researcher is studying déjà vu, the tingly unsettling phenomenon

August 24, 2020

“Déjà vu – we all know it when we feel it, but could we make it happen in someone else? Psychology researcher Anne Cleary figured out a way.” | learn more

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World-first gene therapy reverses Alzheimer’s memory loss in mice

August 16, 2020

“Scientists in Australia have made an exciting breakthrough in Alzheimer’s research, demonstrating what they describe as the first gene-therapy-based approach for treating advanced forms of the disease.” | learn more

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The US crackdown on Chinese-American researchers

August 16, 2020

“There are real cases. There is real spying going on,” says Frank Wu, a lawyer and legal historian at the Hastings College of Law who has advised many Chinese American scientists since the investigations came to light. But when it […]

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