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| News ID | Title News | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 43,857 | New technique builds super-hard metals from nanoparticles | Researchers have shown a way to make bulk metals by smashing tiny metal nanoparticles together, which allows for customized grain structures and improved mechanical and other properties. |
| 43,858 | No more needles for diagnostic tests? | Medical researchers have developed a biosensing microneedle patch that can be applied to the skin, capture a biomarker of interest and, thanks to its unprecedented sensitivity, allow clinicians to detect its presence. |
| 43,971 | Continuous monitoring of proteins a game-changer for patients with deteriorating health | A world-first discovery could become a game-changer for patients at risk of rapid health deterioration, such as heart complications, stroke, sepsis and cancer. Researchers developed an antibody as a biosensor, to continuously monitor rapid changes in the concentration of EGFR, a protein present on cancer cells and in body fluids. |
| 43,972 | Nanomedicine's 'crown' is ready for its close up | An international team of researchers has developed a new method to better understand how nanomedicines -- emerging diagnostics and therapies that are very small yet very intricate -- interact with patients' biomolecules. |
| 43,973 | When galaxies collide | It was previously thought that collisions between galaxies would necessarily add to the activity of the massive black holes at their centers. However, researchers have performed the most accurate simulations of a range of collision scenarios and have found that some collisions can reduce the activity of their central black holes. The reason is that certain head-on collisions may in fact clear the galactic nuclei of the matter which would otherwise fuel the black holes contained within. |
| 43,974 | Puzzling six-exoplanet system with rhythmic movement challenges theories of how planets form | Using a combination of telescopes, including the Very Large Telescope of the European Southern Observatory (ESO's VLT), astronomers have revealed a system consisting of six exoplanets, five of which are locked in a rare rhythm around their central star. The researchers believe the system could provide important clues about how planets, including those in the Solar System, form and evolve. |
| 44,031 | The seven rocky planets of TRAPPIST-1 seem to have very similar compositions | Astrophysicists have measured the densities of the seven planets of the exoplanetary system TRAPPIST-1 with extreme precision, the values obtained indicating very similar compositions for all the planets. This fact makes the system even more remarkable and helps to better understand the nature of these fascinating worlds. |
| 44,032 | New route to chemically recyclable plastics | As the planet's burden of rubber and plastic trash rises unabated, scientists increasingly look to the promise of closed-loop recycling to reduce waste. A team of researchers announces the discovery of a new polybutadiene molecule - from a material known for over a century and used to make common products like tires and shoes - that could one day advance this goal through depolymerization. |
| 44,033 | New galaxy sheds light on how stars form | Detailed observations of molecular gas in a tidal dwarf galaxy have important implications for our understanding of how stars are formed. |
| 44,034 | NASA's Roman mission will probe galaxy's core for hot Jupiters, brown dwarfs | NASA's Roman Space Telescope will conduct a microlensing survey to reveal worlds that are similar to the planets in our solar system. Now, a new study shows that the same survey will also unveil more extreme planets and planet-like bodies in the heart of the galaxy, thanks to their gravitational tug on the stars they orbit. |