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Robot reading the newspaper

Students Embrace AI, But Cheating Boundaries Remain Unclear

Chalmers University of Technology
Categories Social Sciences, Technology
Composite image from generative AI and Adobe Stock (Michael S. Helfenbein)

Eyes Play Quantum Chemistry with Melanin: Glasses Not Included

Yale University
Categories Health, Physics & Mathematics, Technology
Sponge coated with nanoparticles (left) next to an uncoated cellulose sponge

Metal-filtering sponge removes lead from water

Northwestern University
Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology
Embryonic stem cell

Scientists Break Through Stem Cell Barrier with New Delivery Method

Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University
Categories Health, Technology
Man online playing video game

Gaming social networks could have positive impact on mental health

Texas A&M
Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences, Technology
“The gene silencing Dz 46 enzyme we developed through chemical engineering has the ability to distinguish and cut a single point mutation in an RNA strand,” says John Chaput, UCI professor of pharmaceutical sciences and corresponding author. “When you are talking about precision medicine for patients, it doesn’t get more precise than that.” Steve Zylius / UCI

Gene silencing DNA enzyme can target single molecule

UC Irvine
Categories Health, Technology
Quadroped robot can walk a balance beam

Robot Wows with Balance Beam Walking Skills

Carnegie Mellon
Categories Technology
Petri dish

Personal organoids from cancer cells help ID effective treatments

Digestive Disease Week
Categories Health, Technology
From left: Jemin Jeon, Xiao Su, and Johannes Elbert

A Better Way to Distinguish Left and Right-Handed Molecules

University of Illinois
Categories Technology
A representation of the global satellite network, which researchers have used to create an algorithm that listens in to satellite signals. Photo: Getty Images

Satellite “Eavesdropping” Algorithm Finds Your Spot on Earth with Stellar Precision

Ohio State University
Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space, Technology
Smart coatings on orthopedic implants, developed at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, have bacteria-killing nanopillars on one side and strain-mapping flexible electronics on the other. This could help physicians guide patient rehabilitation and repair or replace devices before they fail. Image by Beckman Imaging Technology Group

Smart Coatings Inspired by Bugs Zap Bacteria and Monitor Strain

University of Illinois
Categories Health, Technology
Unconventional z-spin polarization in MnPd3 material. (Image credit: The Wang Group)

Electron Spin Dance: New Memory Material Jives with AI

Stanford University
Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology
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