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Engineers at MIT have discovered how to create materials that are not only incredibly s...

Scientists have known for years that chemokines and G protein-coupled receptors (GPCR...

Lithium-ion batteries power electric vehicles (EVs) to reduce the contribution of transp...

Researchers at Hong Kong Polytechnic University have successfully developed a new strategy...

Aluminum content in certain zeolite structures can now be precisely controlled, opening new...

Testing new battery materials could soon be done much faster and more sustainably, thanks to a...

A recent study indicates that low-speed friction riveting of carbon-Kevlar and aluminum could...

Worm parasites, known as helminths, have just paved the way for developing innovative vaccines a...

Bacteria can transfer genetic material with each other. This ability not only contributes to the ...

A groundbreaking diagnostic tool developed by researchers at the University of California, San Fran...

Detecting harmful bacteria in liquids is no longer confined to laboratories, thanks to a groundbreak...

The human race may have scored another point in the ongoing fight against antibiotic-resistant bacteri...

A newly developed machine learning tool promises to revolutionize the mapping of Earth’s biodiversity a...

Biological condensates are cellular structures that form without membranes. Previous research has shown t...

Human protection against Ebola and Marburg viruses remains limited. However, this is about to change as br...

Fueled by their surprise finding when analyzing environmental bacteria, Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers h...

Avian influenza A, more known as bird flu, has existed for 25 years. Despite its long existence, it wasn’t con...

Unwanted side effects associated with pharmacological induction may soon be avoided when targeting troublesome ...

Evaluating whether or not a virus is infectious can now be done more quickly using a newly developed assay featur...

Future generations may soon be immune to cow's milk allergy (CMA) as researchers from the University of Chicago disco...