#research-innovation

#research-innovation

Scientists have enabled humans to see a color outside the normal visible spectrum using a novel laser technique.

Data center energy consumption could be reduced by 30% through a simple 30-line code change to the Linux operating system.

DeSci Publish helps predict manuscript impact through a novelty score that aids journal editors and researchers in publishing decisions.

USTC achieved record 1.85 terabytes/cubic centimeter storage using diamonds, offering unparalleled density and durability compared to traditional technologies.

Boston's ecosystem of education and research drives health sciences innovation, ranking highest in the Nature Index for research output.

Expanding gene expression research beyond European ancestries is crucial to understand genetic diversity in traits and diseases.

Stanford scientists discovered that tartrazine can reversibly make skin transparent, overcoming limitations of traditional chemical clearing agents.

The iSOS device can autonomously detect and reverse opioid overdoses, providing timely naloxone delivery without need for bystander intervention.

Emerging scientists in South Korea are pioneering advancements in energy storage solutions, particularly batteries, addressing pressing energy issues.

Innovations like lithium-air batteries signify a potential leap in energy density, crucial for future energy storage technologies.

The University of Minnesota has developed an adaptive 3D printing system that can autonomously identify and manipulate organisms for various applications, streamlining research processes.

KANs outperform traditional neural networks in physics modeling tasks with better accuracy and fewer parameters, offering more interpretable outputs.