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New method to inject nanosubstances into human cells devised by researchers

Julie Smith October 10, 2019 December 2, 2019Scientific News

More and more research in the field of diagnostic medicine and in general of the treatment of human diseases focuses on the use of nanometer-sized materials, ie substances made of particles that have tens or hundreds of nanometers in diameter, naturally completely invisible to the human eye. These substances can…

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Viviparous lizards at great risk of extinction due to global warming

Alice Stevens October 7, 2019 December 2, 2019Scientific News

The effects of global warming underway over the next few decades will be most affected by lizards, according to a new study conducted by Nottingham Trent University and the University of Lincoln. In particular, it will be the lizards that produce live offspring compared to those that lay their eggs…

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Scientists find how the cave bears became extinct in the last ice age

Mark Romando September 27, 2019 December 2, 2019Scientific News

What happened to the cave bear, one of the largest species of mammals extinct by the end of the last ice age? This is a question that has never had definite answers but now a team of researchers from various European institutions, including the University of Zurich, suggests what could…

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Robot dog learns from experience and recognizes faces

Julie Smith September 21, 2019 December 2, 2019Scientific News

Scientists and engineers at Florida Atlantic University have presented the new robot dog defined as “intelligent” that “sees and hears.” Unlike other robot dogs, this time the researchers thought they also had an aesthetic side: in addition to being a quadruped, the robot is characterized by a head, printed in…

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Sensor attaches to the skin and analyzes sweat

Alice Stevens September 16, 2019 December 2, 2019Scientific News

Sensors that can be attached to the skin and can detect what is in the sweat were developed by a research group at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. These skin sensors could be very useful in the future to monitor health or facilitate diagnosis without resorting to invasive methods, such as…

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Very thin thermal nanoscale made with graphene to counteract heat in electrical devices

Bill Stern September 12, 2019 December 2, 2019Scientific News

One of the main problems with electrical devices is that they generate a lot of heat. This defect also involves electric devices equipped with batteries, in fact in these cases it is perhaps even more serious given that a higher level of heat can contribute not only to malfunctions of…

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