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The power of JWST to map galaxies at high resolution and at longer infrared wavelengths than Hubble allows it look through dust and unveil the underlying structure and mass of distant galaxies. This can be seen in these two images of the galaxy EGS23205, seen as it was about 11 billion years ago. In the HST image (left, taken in the near-infrared filter), the galaxy is little more than a disk-shaped smudge obscured by dust and impacted by the glare of young stars, but in the corresponding JWST mid-infrared image (taken this past summer), it’s a beautiful spiral galaxy with a clear stellar bar.

Milky Way-like galaxies found in young universe

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Categories Space
Woman on a Zoom call

The encouraging evolution of remote meetings

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences, Technology
Hanli Liu

Aiming for an Alzheimer’s detector with new tech

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Technology

Turning concrete into a clean energy source

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Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology
Mathew Walsh, associate professor of biology, The University of Texas at Arlington

Brain evolution is linked to competition

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Life & Non-humans
Fish in a pan

Study links omega-3s to improved brain structure, cognition at midlife

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

Children infected with a mild case of COVID-19 can still develop long COVID symptoms

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Categories Health
A look at the heating and cooling sections of the mattress using a thermal camera.

Engineered mattress tricks your body to fall asleep faster

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Health
The water-capturing film can easily be molded into many different shapes.

Low-cost gel film can pluck drinking water from desert air

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Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology
JC Buckner, assistant professor, The University of Texas at Arlington

Do chunky monkeys woo more mates?

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Categories Life & Non-humans

Plastic-eating enzyme could eliminate billions of tons of landfill waste

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Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Life & Non-humans

The power of kindness in improving brain health

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Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences
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