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and a graduate student in EECS spent several years re-engineering the device to get it to work with immune cells which are much smaller than the cells analyzed in 2009.


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It appears January 13 in the open-access journal elife. he beauty of this work is that it can serve as a test bed for clinical trials in a dishsaid Bursac. e are working to test drugsefficacy

and media to make this work with human muscle cellssaid Madden. Madden subjected the new muscle to a barrage of tests to determine how closely it resembled native tissue inside a human body.


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a step toward creating devices in work aimed at developing quantum computers and communications technologies. Optical metamaterials harness clouds of electrons called surface plasmons to manipulate

The work was a collaboration of researchers from Purdue, the Russian Quantum Center, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Lebedev Physical Institute,

Future research may include work to improve the system with devices that combine the hyperbolic metamaterial with nanoantennas

The ongoing work also may strive to improve the pin propertiesof the system with nitrogen-vacancies


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While the researchers found since then that nanosheets of manganese dioxide work even better than titanium oxides


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tiny machines that do much of the work in our body cells. Results from a study published on Jan 2 in Science defy textbook science, showing for the first time that the building blocks of a protein,

or Huntington. here are many interesting implications of this work and none of them would have been possible


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Their work was published this week in the journal Nature Nanotechnology. Until a few years ago, human-made silicene was a purely theoretical material.

Akinwande, who also works on graphene transistors, sees value in silicene relationship to silicon, which chipmakers already know how to work with. part from introducing a new player in the playground of 2-D materials, silicene,

with its close chemical affinity to silicon, suggests an opportunity in the road map of the semiconductor industry,


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We envisage a new generation of optoelectronic devices to stem from this work, from simple transparent lighting and lasers and to more complex applications.


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when a worker comes near or leaves a patient side, and whether that worker has used an alcohol-based sanitizer or soap dispenser during those times.

and does so again when the wearer leaves the zone. An example of what a user may see on the Medsense HQ website.

and then go back down when the observer leaves, he says. Medsense, on the other hand, removes that observer bias,


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he transferred hard mask lithography technique that we have developed in this work would benefit most unconventional substrates that aren suitable for typical high-resolution patterning by electron beam lithography.


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The work is authored co by MIT associate professor of mechanical engineering Nicholas Fang and graduate student Anshuman Kumar

because the material naturally works at near-infrared wavelengths, this could enable new avenues for infrared spectroscopy,

says, his work represents significant progress on understanding tunable interactions of light in graphene-hbn.

The work is retty criticalfor providing the understanding needed to develop optoelectronic or photonic devices based on graphene and hbn,

I am excited personally very about this novel theoretical work. e


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#Lawrence Livermore technology could help detect diseases in commercial swine industry Agricultural officials who seek to detect diseases affecting the commercial swine industry may gain a new ally a biological detection system developed by Lawrence Livermore

as well as for pets, such as dogs and cats. he most interesting thing that wee found in our work is that wee been able to pick up not only


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a professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Pennsylvania who was involved not in this work. think that the concentric tube approach is very creative.


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thus providing the researchers with more information about how the PPC works. For example, e learned that

should move my hand over toward to the object in a certain waytrying to control the limb that didn work,


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Findings of the study were published in a recent issue of the science journal Nano Letters. he greatest significance of our work is that we have designed a semiliquid battery based on a new chemistry,

Before the new battery hits the shelves, researchers still have a lot of work ahead of them considering the lithium anode


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DNA-directed rearrangementthis latest advance in nanoscale engineering builds on the team previous work developing ways to get nanoparticles to self-assemble into complex composite arrays,

said Gang. ur experimental work and accompanying theoretical analysis confirm that reprogramming DNA-mediated interactions among nanoparticles is a viable way to achieve this goal. ource:


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Ewa Goldys, CNBP Deputy Director, Professor at Macquarie University and author of the work explained, n this instance,


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said Nicholas Hud, a professor in Georgia Tech School of Chemistry and Biochemistry. ith this work,

said Gállego. his solvent system preserves the DNA structures that have been developed to work in water.

In future work, they hope to use the control provided by water-free solvents to obtain dynamic DNA structural rearrangements that are not possible in water,

the chemistry necessary to make the molecules of life would be much easier without water being present. his work was inspired by research into the origins of life with the basic question of


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But that only works to a certain extent, and even the best magnets so far can barely pull one needle from 20 pieces of hay

and leave the probes to seek out mutations in the target DNA. Zhang and Wang carried this hybridization technique a step further as they determined the optimal conditions the window for each experiment, based on simulations.


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The group work also demonstrates a more environmentally friendly process that showed performance similar to existing chips.


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which quickly and completely dissolves the device. his work demonstrates the extent to which clever chemistries can qualitatively expand the breadth of mechanisms in transience,

The team work was supported by the National Science Foundation and DARPA whose Vanishing Programmable Resources (VAPR) program has been investigating the potential for transient electronics designed to self-destruct on command to prevent classified technology finding its way into enemy hands l


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The CRISPR/Cas9 methodology works in mice, too, but it is more costly and takes far longer.


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Contributing to the work were Jia Liu, Tian-Ming Fu, Zengguang Cheng, Guosong Hong, Tao Zhou, Lihua Jin, Madhavi Duvvuri, Zhe Jiang, Peter

which biology works. he idea of merging the biological with the electronic is not a new one for Lieber.


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This work paves the way to identifying and modifying silicene so it can be integrated it into ultra-small renewable energy devices, such as solar cells,


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who works in ONR Expeditionary Maneuver Warfare and Combating Terrorism department. his is the kind of research that very rewarding


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Guttag says. his is the first-of-its-kind work to create materials with reconfigurable surface texture,

a professor of civil and environmental engineering and mechanical engineering at Northwestern University who was involved not in this work.

he potential practical impact of this work is huge. It can be used in many applications that benefit from the change of surface


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although their work is far from over. his is only one type of cancer, one particular drug,


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The work was published online June 3 in Biomaterials and will appear later in print. Study PDF and images:


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which suggests to us that it may have applications in treating many diseases. he institutions collaborating on this work next hope to develop the drug now known as W033291for use in human patients.

the pair began searching for a way to inactivate 15-PGDH on a short-term basis. The preliminary work began in test tubes.

Desai, Case Western Reserve, performed experiments that showed that SW033291 works in bone marrow transplantation in mice.

and Mark Chance, who contributed proteomics expertise for studies that showed how SW033291 works. Other participating investigators also contributed substantially:


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Inspired by earlier work from Rus and Miyashita, the researchers envision that a tiny, conductive robot could act as a sensor.


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This illustrates how hard we had to work to get this new generation in hand. The exquisite sensitivity of RAPID is based on the avalanche effect.


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In contrast to the massive and energy-intensive industrial process currently used to separate rare earths, the Penn team method works nearly instantaneously at room temperature and uses standard laboratory equipment.

Future work will involve improving the stability of the ligand so it is less likely to fall off before the metals are separated.


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Professor Hollander pioneering work includes the development of a method of creating cartilage cells from stem cells,


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and noted that this work advances the liquid microjunction surface sampling probe technology first patented by ORNL.


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The work raises the possibility that targeted cancer drugs that lower levels of the protein could suppress tumor growth without affecting healthy cells.

the researchers thought other known players in translation must somehow be working overtime in the engineered mice to take up the slack for the reduction in eif4e.

Some of the results in the new work reported in Cell made use of techniques that UCSF has licensed exclusively to effector.

using the extra reservoir of eif4e to ward off the stress response to enhance their own survival. his work pulls back the curtain on a very unique trick that cancer cells have developed during the course of evolution to promote their own growth, through a program that specific to cancer cells,


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according to a study led by UC San francisco researchers. his work fundamentally changes the way we think about stem cells,

this work tells us that if we don understand the embryology of the brain, going back to the origins of specific nerve cell types,


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the system works far better, said Benjamin Schwartz, a UCLA professor of chemistry and another senior co-author. his is the first time this has been shown using modern synthetic organic photovoltaic materials. n the new system,

Schwartz said. o there no additional work. he researchers are already working on how to incorporate the technology into actual solar cells.


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and alarm clocks wake us up early to go to work or class. But now scientists from University of Washington have conducted the study that links artificial light to our contemporary sleep deprivation.


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but the approach shows great promise. e have designed a patch for diabetes that works fast,

the director of the North carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences (NC Tracs) Institute and past president of the American Diabetes Association. f we can get these patches to work in people,


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Venkat Viswanathan, an assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Carnegie mellon University who was involved not in this work, says the analysis presented in the new paper ddresses a very important question of


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This study builds on previous work by Borgens and Gao. Gao first had to figure out how to grow polypyrrole in a long vertical architecture,

A paper detailing the work, titled ction at a Distance: Functional Drug Delivery Using Electromagnetic field-Responsive Polypyrrole Nanowires,

which the drug delivery device will work. The current system appears to be limited to a depth in tissue of less than 3 centimeters


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To build on this earlier work, the researchers set out to develop a related technology that would target


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Building on previous work in Barton group, Furst and Barton devised an electrochemical platform to measure the activity of DNMT1 in crude tissue samples those that contain all of the material from a tissue

Barton earned the 2010 National Medal of Science for her work establishing this field of research

The work described in the paper, NA Electrochemistry shows DNMT1 Methyltransferase Hyperactivity in Colorectal Tumors, was supported by the National institutes of health a


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made a significant contribution to the recent work. e now have a very flexible lever


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The work will be of interest to those considering graphene elements in flexible touchscreens or memories that store bits by controlling electric dipole moments of carbon atoms

he said. t can permit one to locally vary the work function and to engineer the band-structure stacking in bilayers or multiple layers by their bending.


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The team work is a step toward bringing complex materials into commercial applications, which would greatly benefit from the ability to tune material properties with processing similar to current semiconductor technologies. ur strain doping technique demonstrates a path to achieving this need,


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The current work is part of a long-term effort to understand how adjusting the composition of an interface with organic semiconductor materials can control spintronic properties. or a complete spintronic device

and spin detection, Jang explains. ur latest work with SAMS only concerns the interface relevant to the spin injection part.


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His work is published in the July 2 edition of Cell Stem Cell. iming is the critical advance,

That takes a lot of work, and since cells cannot mate, the technique fails for stem cells.

Alternative techniques were so tedious and inefficient hat it is not worthwhile doing the work,

While the traditional homologous recombination gene editing can only transform a tiny fraction of human cells, CRISPR works in about 50 percent of stem cells,


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For this to work, the mold needs to be stable while the hot liquid material hardens into shape.

In work published in 2010, Wiesner and colleagues showed the pathway for this process, using an oxide mold.

which funded Wiesner research. his beautiful work shows how it could be done by taking advantage of the unique design properties offered by polymeric materials. r


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and potentially restore vision for people with a genetic disorder that leaves them blind by middle age. t a great privilege to be able to do something very positive for people with choroideremia,

and reattach the retina within hours of surgery. he human body is doing its work. Wee just helping it. ource:


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New Tools to Fight Marburg Virusthe new study builds on previous work in Saphire lab revealing a molecular structure that Marburg virus uses to attach to


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when he joined the electrical engineering department to pursue his Ph d. He received several prizes for his work


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The team reports that ELP hydrogel can be digested overtime by naturally-occurring enzymes and does not appear to have toxic effects


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This work, carried out by Juan M. Povedano and Paula Martínez from the Telomeres and Telomerase Group at CNIO led by Maria A. Blasco,


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The findings are published in Cell. e now have a better understanding of how RNA synthesis works for these viruses


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The way hearing aids today work is basically that a microphone picks up sound and transmits it to a loadspeaker

which means the hearing aid works anywhere in the world. Before 2010, hearing aids were unable to pick up radio waves directly,


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the Computing for Clean water project was able to expand these simulations to probe flow rates of just a few centimeters per second characteristic of the working conditions of real nanotube-based filters,

The pair commenced their work together as members of the Computing for Clean water project five years ago. omputing for Clean water,


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just as Wi-fi works for Internet connections. With this technology, so long as mobile users stay in a designated area where the charging is available, e g.,

In addition, the DCRS works at a low magnetic field environment. Based on the magnetic flux shielding technology developed by the research team


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works on growing metal organic frameworks onto cotton samples to create a filtration system capable of capturing toxic gas,


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When a duck paddles across a pond or a supersonic plane flies through the sky, it leaves a wake in its path.

This work could represent a new testbed for wake physics across a variety of disciplines. his research addresses a particularly elegant and innovative problem in physics which connects different physical phenomena, from water wakes to sonic booms,


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including late-night and after-hours work, and of his students which is especially gratifying and motivating,

As part of his work getting his master degree which he received from the University of Nijmegen in The netherlands he did internships in the country and in France on detecting neurotransmitter secretion from single neurons.

For his postdoctoral work, he studied the downscaling of bioanalytical techniques to the nanoscale, taking


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Their work, published online July 8 by the journal Science Translational Medicine, could pave the way for gene therapy in people with hearing loss caused by genetic mutations. ur gene therapy protocol is not yet ready for clinical trialse need to tweak it a bit moreut in the not-too-distant

a specialist in genetic hearing loss at Boston Children Hospital who is familiar with the work. ochlear implants are great,


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a professor of biological engineering at MIT. e wanted to work with strains like B. thetaiotaomicron that are present in many people in abundant levels,


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could influence how future cancer patients are treated based on their genetic makeup. umors without PTEN are more sensitive to chemotherapies that work by targeting DNA replication,

and how PTEN works when it comes to DNA replication and if loss of PTEN could impact this central process of genome transmission to allow development and progression of cancer.


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In this work, nonhuman primates were given first a dose of adenovirus serotype 26 vectored vaccine to rimethe immune system to mount an antibody response


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and how that process can go wrong. he fact that we used patient-derived human pluripotent stem cells in our work represents a sea change in the field,


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as the microneedles are designed to dissolve in the skin. e have shown that the patch is safe and that it works well.


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and manufacturing. e are really over the moon about this work, says NIST Jason Campbell. ur new approach brings more than 20,000 times improvement in sensitivity over conventional ESR

ESR works by combining a magnetic field with microwave energy, which together, get molecular bonds vibrating in telltale ways.


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the ds actin-RNA insecticide was highly effective on potato beetles that ate the leaves. he major problem with conventional insecticides is they affect non-target organisms,

the RNA did not transfer internally to other leaves. Before such an insecticide is ready for market,

it needs more work, Scott said. For example, the cost of making RNA insecticide is currently much higher than conventional insecticides.

for the insecticide to work, insects need to eat the leaf, which means the spray will not affect insects that don eat leaves, such as houseflies,

or those that suck sap, such as aphids. Also, some insects are unaffected simply, perhaps due to gut enzymes that break down the ds RNA. he technology is really at its infancy,


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#Supersonic Aircraft patented by an Airbus Group Company The European aeronautic defence and space company has patented a revolutionary aircraft that leaves every other supersonic jet far behind.


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Wu work upends prevailing ideas of how to generate a current of spins. his is a discovery in the true sense

Wu set out to build on previous work with spin currents, expanding it to different materials using a new technique he developed.

The next step is to figure out why it does. e don know the way this works


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Durocher. his work teaches us that the location of the break within the cell nucleus has a big impact on the efficiency of repair. he implications of the research could extend to a large number of developmental


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along with a seed grant from Virginia Tech Institute for Critical Technology and Applied science, funded this work. he use of a packed bed of beads for Chip allowed us to collect the chromatin fragments with a very high efficiency.


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who was part of the research team. n this work we were able to trap rhodopsin in its active state through binding one of its partner proteins, arrestin,

The time difference between one femtosecond and a second is the same as the difference between a second and 32 million years. his is an important step forward in understanding how human vision works at the molecular level,

The work is based on a team effort of ASU faculty Wei Liu Petra Fromme, Raimund Fromme, John Spence and Uwe Weierstall, with their teams of researchers and students, including:


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With further work in adjusting the polymer composition or the design of the system they say that they could tailor devices to release drugs over a specific timeframe of up to weeks or months at a time.


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The new work was done under the auspices of the Innovative Genomics Initiative (IGI), a joint UC Berkeley-UCSF program co-directed by Berkeley Jennifer Doudna, Phd,

and I look forward to seeing the insights from this work used to help patients in the future,


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resulting in a plant that can better feed its grains, stems and leaves while starving off methane-producing microbes in the soil.

represent a culmination of more than a decade of work by researchers in three countries, including Christer Jansson, director of plant sciences at the Department of energy Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and EMSL, DOE Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory.

and leaves increases their mass and creates more plant biomass, a bioenergy feedstock. In early work in Sweden, Jansson and his team investigated how distribution of sugars in plants could be controlled by a special protein called a transcription factor,

which binds to certain genes and turns them on or off. y controlling where the transcription factor is produced,

As such, SUSIBA2 had the ability to direct the majority of carbon to the grains and leaves


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but this new method is performed at room temperature for dramatic energy savings. ee now seeking to work with Australian chemical manufacturers to further develop the method


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The groundbreaking work further demonstrated that liver cells produced from either embryonic stem cells or genetically engineered skin cells,


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In the first demonstration of how the technology works, published July 30 in the journal Cell, the researchers look inside the brain of an adult mouse at a scale previously unachievable, generating images at a nanoscale resolution.


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Researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago and Northwestern University have engineered a tethered ribosome that works nearly as well as the authentic cellular component,

No one has developed ever something of this nature. e felt like there was a small very small chance Ribo-T could work


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The more traditional approach of using computer animation can compare, according to Steve Sullivan, who works on the project at Microsoft.


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and they tend not to work for very long. Now researchers have shown that a new type of flexible electronic device


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he says Nikola Labstechnology works because it doing the harvesting so close to the transmitting antenna in the phone.


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A Spiral 3 prototype is in the works and expected to be complete before June.


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who works on autonomous car technology. t the first such computer that seems really designed for a carn autopilot computer.

a technology that processes sensory information efficiently by loosely mimicking the way the brain works.


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That leaves high-quality nanosheets consisting of only a few layers. iquid phase exfoliation is a powerful technique to produce nanosheets in very large quantities


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"We want to see it work, and we're optimistic that it's going to work


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#Google maps can make sure you never see a"Closed"sign again Google maps has got another incredibly useful feature thanks to a recent update that will warn you

if the location you're navigating to will be closed by the time you get there. It could mean that people don't waste a journey by travelling to a store or restaurant,


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"We wanted to work with strains like B. thetaiotaomicron that are present in many people in abundant levels,


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"We hope our work provides inspiration for more research into the development of materials that mimic biological organisms."


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who was involved not in the work. t rather satisfying to see that half of the genes could complement the yeast function

who was involved not in the work. f you can replace some of the subunits of the DNA repair machinery,


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and highlights the versatility of the system. y impression is that the light-activated system using the magnet approach works well,


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Previous work had showed how smectic liquid crystal, a transparent, soap-like class of the material, naturally self-assembled into flower-like structures


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The Zurich-based team believes that its work, published in Applied Physics Letters, will allow integrated circuits to continue reducing in size and cost,

According to Schmid, more work is required before the same level of control can be exerted over III-V materials as currently exists for silicon,

but the new method is the key to integrating the technology with silicon platforms. hat sets this work apart from other methods is that the compound semiconductor does not contain detrimental defects,


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Intriguingly, despite the promise of the work, the researchers still don know precisely what happening at the nanoscale. t is an exothermic reaction,


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Ayres added that having four test cells means that the company is able to work on several projects in parallel. lready we are placed to commence work work on the high-efficiency auxiliary power unit for use on buses and heavy-duty vehicles next week,


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he said. his is building on work we have done using voice control on consoles like the Xbox One, for example,


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it combines the effect of several other therapies but works faster. V, ozone and electrotherapy are already available,


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How it works Argus II is Second sight second-generation implantable device intended to treat profoundly blind people suffering from degenerative diseases.

said Prof Stanga, who works in Manchester University Institute of Human Development as Professor of Opthalmology & Retinal Regeneration.


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