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Droplets containing human iPSC-derived neural progenitors were 3D-printed to form 2-layer cerebral cortical tissue, which was cultured before implantation into a mouse brain slice. DNPs: deep-layer neural progenitors; UNPs: upper-layer neural progenitors. Image credit: Yongcheng Jin, University of Oxford.

3D printing method shows promise for repairing brain injuries

Categories Brain & Behavior, Technology

Embryo cells. Pixabay

Researchers warn on embryo editing

Categories Health, Technology

A ring finger locked in a bent position as seen in Dupuytren's disease, colloquially known as the "Viking disease."

“Viking disease” hand disorder may come from Neandertal genes

Categories Health

Ominous looking computer servers

Oxford breakthrough enables perfectly secure digital communications

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

Doctor and patient

Doctors give ineffective weight loss advice to patients with obesity

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health, Social Sciences

Density separation process during microplastics analysis of samples from Weddell Sea Expedition (c) Nekton

Synthetic fibers discovered in Antarctic air, seawater, sediment and sea ice as the ‘pristine’ continent becomes a sink for plastic pollution

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment

A zoomed-in view of the eruption, taken by Japan's Himawari-8 satellite at 05:40 UTC on 15 January 2022, about 100 minutes after the eruption started. Photo credit: Simon Proud / Uni Oxford, RALSpace NCEO / Japan Meteorological Agency

Scientists identify the highest-ever recorded volcanic plume

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment

Members of the Druid Peak Pack in Yellowstone National Park engage in a game of chase. The gray colored wolf on the left represents the homozygous gray phenotype, while the black colored wolf on the right represents the K-locus black phenotype. Credit: Daniel Stahler/NPS

Sickly shades of grey: Disease outbreaks influence the color of wolves across North America

Categories Life & Non-humans

Conchie, Hubert, Saturn, Venus and Uranus glaciers draining into a meltwater-laden George VI Ice Shelf.

How fast-moving glaciers may contribute to sea level rise

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment

Strict COVID lockdowns in France improved cardiovascular health

Categories Health

Rock Dove

Rare wild ancestors of feral pigeons found living on British and Irish islands

Categories Life & Non-humans

Sapphire optical fibre

Sapphire fibre could enable cleaner energy and air-travel

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

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