Study says scientists may be able to 'listen' for Alzheimer's disease
Detection of Alzheimer's may be more effective through auditory analysis rather than eye movement, using an innovative device to track eardrum vibrations.
The simple trick to avoid a shark attack, according to science
LED lights could serve as an effective deterrent for preventing shark attacks by altering their visibility and recognition of shapes.
Say hello to the epi-bit, a new approach to DNA data storage
New DNA data storage method improves efficiency, reducing cost and time significantly.
Physicists tame fundamental muon particles into highly controlled beam for first time
Researchers have made progress toward building smaller, cheaper particle colliders by successfully accelerating muons into a controlled beam.
China builds record-breaking magnet - but it comes with a cost
China has developed the world's most powerful resistive magnet, achieving a record magnetic field of 42.02 tesla.
New Sickle Cell Treatments Reach Patients after Years of Effort
Sickle cell disease is complicated, affecting treatment despite a single genetic cause.
Research is multifaceted, targeting multiple levels to address the disease's complexity.
UC Berkeley chemists discover new way to break down common plastics
UC Berkeley's new chemical process can effectively break down common plastics, offering a better alternative to mechanical recycling by recreating original materials.
British scientists SMASH the record for data transmission speed
Researchers develop a new method using fibre optic cables to achieve record-breaking data transfer speeds, offering vast bandwidth for internet connectivity.