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Developed by the Wyss Institute at Harvard University, the lung-on-a-chip combines microfabrication and tissue engineering to replicate the complex mechanical and biochemical functions of a human lung. This innovative in vitro model offers a new approach to drug screening and was supported by the NIH Common Fund and the FDA.

NIH Embraces Human-First Research Revolution

Categories Health, Life & Non-humans, Technology

AI Blood Test Sniffs Out Hidden Brain Tumors

Categories Bloggers, Brain & Behavior, Technology

Due to decoherence, the qubit state naturally drifts toward the "north pole" of the sphere. However, by applying their coherence-stabilized sensing protocol, the researchers were able to temporarily counteract this decay, resulting in a stronger sensing signal (y component) with their method (blue) compared to the standard approach (red).

New Protocol Shatters Quantum Sensing Limits

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

Brain decoder controls spinal cord stimulation

Categories Bloggers, Brain & Behavior, Technology

Quantum-Neural Hybrid Solves Impossible Math

Categories Bloggers, Brain & Behavior, Technology

Meditation’s Hidden Risks Revealed in Study

Categories Bloggers, Brain & Behavior, Technology

Domestic robots, such as robot vacuum cleaners, spend most of their day idle - researchers propose ways to work them harder to make our own lives easier.

Lazy Roombas Reprogrammed As Home Assistants

Categories Technology

Julie Miller (left) and Matt McCluskey (right) conduct research using the X‑ray beamline at WSU’s Dodgen Research Facility.

Squeezable Material Points to Improved Computer Memory Storage

Categories Technology

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Genomic Detective Stops Hospital Outbreaks

Categories Health, Technology

Schematic illustration of the body fluid-based rapid diagnosis and differentiation technology for arthritis.

Gold Nanotech Slashes Arthritis Diagnosis Time

Categories Health, Technology

Spherical nucleic acids (SNAs) are a globular form of DNA that enter cells more easily and bind targets more effectively than linear DNA. This structural advantage makes them powerful tools for gene regulation, gene editing, drug delivery, and vaccine development—demonstrating potential even in curing certain deadly skin cancers in clinical trials. SNAs show how changing a therapy’s structure can transform its impact in the body.

Shape Matters for Future of Nano Cancer Treatments

Categories Health, Technology

AI Fails To Read Human Social Cues

Categories Bloggers, Brain & Behavior, Technology

Small AI Models Match Giants With SIFT Algorithm

Categories Bloggers, Brain & Behavior, Technology

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