Self-sensing cantilever design enhances microelectromechanical system performance in challenging environments
The innovative cantilever design enhances MEMS sensitivity and versatility, especially in biological and industrial applications, overcoming limitations of traditional silicon-based devices.
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Washington state Supreme Court's ruling in Amazon case sets 'precedent' on price gouging
The Washington Supreme Court's ruling allows a potential class-action lawsuit against Amazon for alleged price gouging during the COVID-19 pandemic to proceed.
Chinese tech giant Alibaba's quarterly profit shrinks 29 percent
Alibaba's quarterly profit fell 29% due to sluggish consumption and rising competition, signaling broader economic challenges in China.
Washington state Supreme Court's ruling in Amazon case sets 'precedent' on price gouging
The Washington Supreme Court's ruling allows a potential class-action lawsuit against Amazon for alleged price gouging during the COVID-19 pandemic to proceed.
US to award chipmaker Texas Instruments up to $1.6 bn
The US is investing $1.6 billion in Texas Instruments to strengthen semiconductor production.
Epic launches own app store, Fortnite back for iPhones in Europe
Epic Games has launched its own app store for mobile devices, bypassing Apple and Google, following a prolonged legal battle.
EU presses Meta on plans after disinformation tracker axed
The EU seeks transparency from Meta after the removal of its CrowdTangle tool for tracking disinformation during significant election periods.
Google monopoly ruling: Where the tech giant goes from here
The US judge's ruling classifies Google as a monopoly, emphasizing the need for state intervention to protect consumers.
Exploring Huntington's disease: Researchers discover that protein aggregates poke holes in the nuclear membrane
Huntingtin aggregates may damage nerve cells by rupturing the nuclear envelope, impacting DNA and neuronal gene activity.
Saturday Citations: Citizen scientists observe fast thing; controlling rat populations; clearing nanoplastic from water
Discovery of CWISE J124909+362116.0, the first low-mass hypervelocity star, suggests a link to a white dwarf supernova event.
Evidence stacks up for poisonous books containing toxic dyes
Many Victorian-era cloth-bound books contain toxic dyes that may pose health risks to readers and collectors.
Novel electrolyte design shows promise for longer-lasting lithium-metal batteries
New electrolyte design could extend the lifespan of lithium-metal batteries significantly.
Brain wiring is guided by activity even in very early development
Early brain development is driven by spontaneous cellular activity, not sensory experience, forming the basis for neural networks.
Understanding brain wiring mechanisms can reveal fundamental insights into human learning processes.
Beige fat cells with a 'Sisyphus mechanism'
A newly identified class of beige fat cells can improve health by promoting energy metabolism and combating metabolic diseases.
New interpretation of runic inscription reveals pricing in Viking age
The Forsa Ring inscription offers new insights into Viking monetary practices, revealing a flexible system for fines using either oxen or silver.
New brain-computer interface allows man with ALS to 'speak' again
The new BCI system allows near-instantaneous speech communication for individuals with severe speech impairments, demonstrating unprecedented accuracy.
I had a walloping left hook I didn't see coming': ex-Girls singer Christopher Owens on his journey back from rock bottom
Musicians in the US face precarious lives, often without health insurance and facing unpredictable hardships. Owens' journey illustrates this vulnerability.
I'm an international student we've been so demonised, no wonder Britain's losing us | Joyce Yang
Decrease in international student enrollment impacting universities financially.
Black Arsenal: how the club and its players set the pace for integration and natural multiculturalism'
The new Arsenal football club alternative away kit for the 2024-25 season celebrates the club's African fanbase and multicultural appeal.
Oilfield slowdown exposes political volatility in Libya and beyond
The political complexities in Libya's oil industry were evident as allies of warlord Khalifa Haftar allegedly attempted to shut down an oilfield in response to an arrest warrant for his son.