Cell-based test could spot head-and-neck cancers earlier
The mechanical properties of cells could be used to differentiate healthy from malignant oral cells
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Contact lenses monitor glucose in tears
Contact lenses that detect glucose in tears could be the next glucose-monitoring device for diabetic patients
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Nutrient pollution threatens coral reefs
Elevated nitrate and phosphate levels may leave corals vulnerable to ocean acidification
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In situ measurements reveal cobalt-decorated graphene behaviour
Quantum transport measurements of cobalt-decorated graphene provide insights for applications in computing technology
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Interstellar object ‘Oumuamua is propelled by outgassing, say astronomers
Cigar-shaped object appears to be accelerating like a comet
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X-ray capsule offers patient-friendly colon cancer screening
A preparation-free ingestible X-ray imaging capsule may help reduce the mortality from colon cancer
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Origami brings soft logic to robotics
Structures of folds that can be compressed or decompressed in response to the environment provide a mechanical binary logic system compatible with soft robots
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SNMMI Annual Meeting: research highlights
The SNMMI Annual Meeting showcases advances in molecular imaging and nuclear medicine
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High-quality bilayer graphene goes large
Epitaxial graphene growth and dry transfer may be the key to obtaining large, high-quality graphene samples
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Mechanical engineering helps to strengthen biofabrication
The head of POSTECH’s 3D printing lab explains why collaboration is an essential element of advancing tissue engineering and organ regeneration
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