Staying physically active is not so simple for wheelchair users. Manual wheelchairs require constant strength and, over time, can cause pain and injury. On the other hand, motorized wheelchairs make it easier to…
Researchers at Peking University, in partnership with institutions in Germany, Taiwan and China, have developed a state-of-the-art bioelectronic device capable of monitoring four essential wound biomarkers in real time: glucose, temperature, pH and…
Researchers from the University of Tokyo have developed a self-powered optoelectronic artificial synapse that can recognize colors with a precision of 10 nanometers and perform typical artificial intelligence tasks, such as classification and…
Imagine the universe shortly after the Big Bang: cold, dark, and composed almost entirely of hydrogen and helium. It was in this simple and extreme environment that the first stars, known as Population…
In the Western Taurus Mountains, an impressive discovery is transforming the understanding of art and symbolic culture in prehistoric Anatolia. Archaeologists working at the epipaleolithic site of Kizilin, near the village of Yagca…
A new study indicates that the combination of two medications may improve the control of an aggressive type of skin cancer. The research was conducted on people with advanced-stage cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma…
An engineering team from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is one step closer to realizing a breakthrough that sounds like science fiction: robots and wearable devices capable of healing themselves after suffering damage, just…
A new study published in Nature Communications reveals surprising evidence of the use of whale bones by Late Paleolithic human groups. Researchers have identified more than 170 fragments – including tools and unworked…
A new study published in Frontiers in Public Health reveals a troubling connection between climate change and cancer mortality in women across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). As temperatures continue to…
During excavations in the City of David, in Jerusalem’s Walls National Park, archaeologists found a small gold ring with a red gemstone. The piece is around 2,300 years old and, according to the…