Researchers create Injectable Hydrogel to help develop more Effective Vaccines
Since their inception, vaccines have been a boon to human populations helping to reduce diseases such as polio, smallpox, and measles. However, for inRead More…
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Researchers find Effective Course to transform CO2 into Ethylene
Following a research study, a research team at Caltech and UCLA have demonstrated promising ways to convert carbon dioxide into ethylene efficiently. Read More…
Research results in Manufacture of New Material for Wearable Biosensors
While use of biosensors for medical applications as well as everyday health monitoring is increasingly prevalent, the quest to find the right materialRead More…
New Method to Regenerate Valuable Materials in Lithium-ion Batteries
In China, in 2020, 2.5 billion end-of-life lithium-ion batteries are expected to be generated from portable electronics such as laptops and smartphoneRead More…
AI-driven Sensors could Assist Healthcare for Improved Patient Outcomes
Every year as many as 400,000 fatalities of Americans are reported because of medical errors, many of which can be prevented by building ambient intelRead More…
Researchers vie to employ AI for Cancer Immunotherapy
In the bid to develop tools for the fight against cancer, artificial intelligence (AI) tools being developed at Case Western Reserve University have tRead More…
New Wireless device to capture Sleep Data without Physical Contact
A new method can wirelessly and privately record a person’s sleep postures. Developed by researchers at MIT, the method can do this whether the indiRead More…
AI-driven sensors could raise alerts to save lives in Smart Hospitals and Homes
According to published statistics, as much as 400, 000 fatalities of Americans happen each year due to medical errors. And, many of these could be preRead More…
Lightweight Green Supercapacitors could charge Devices at fast speed, says study
A new study describes novel plant-based storage device developed by researchers at Texas A&M University. What is astonishing, this device can evenRead More…
Researchers vie to Use Inorganic Chemistry to Address Tooth Cavities
Inorganic chemistry is now finding use to solve a major challenge in oral medicine and clinical dentistry – to prevent build-up of plaque on teeth thaRead More…