Rolf Lewis
Rolf Lewis, an alumnus of Turku University, is an accomplished science writer focused on Biology and Medicine. Armed with a background in life sciences, he excels in translating intricate biological and medical concepts into compelling narratives.
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AI detects pig emotions
A new study has shown that artificial intelligence (AI) can detect the mood of pigs based on their sounds. This technology could improve the quality
40,000 Chemical Weapons Developed in 6 Hours
In just six hours, a team of scientists from Collaborations Pharmaceuticals in Raleigh, USA, used artificial intelligence (AI) to identify 40,000 toxic molecules that could
Gill-less Tadpoles Created
Scientists Create Oxygen-Producing Tadpoles through Photosynthesis In a recent study, scientists from the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) have created tadpoles that produce oxygen through photosynthesis, without
Hydrogen Leak Warning Supraparticles
A new sensor made of supraparticles has been developed by scientists at the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) in Germany to detect the presence of hydrogen gas.
Glowing Silk Moths with Quantum Food
Seidenraupen, die mit Kohlenstoff-Quantenpunkten gefüttert werden, produzieren Kokons und Seide, die unter sichtbarem Licht stark rot leuchten. Die Forschung hat seit Langem versucht, Seidenraupen so
Megalodon’s Maximum Size in Cold Waters
A recent study has revealed that the Megalodon, an extinct species of shark, only reached its enormous size in colder regions of the ocean. The
Record-breaking fluorescent aluminum compound discovered.
A new aluminum compound has achieved a quantum yield of one in its dissolved state, a level of fluorescence that has not been achieved in
Modified bacteria produce industrial chemicals.
Scientists at Northwestern University in Evanston and LanzaTech have developed a biotechnological process that makes the production of the chemicals acetone and isopropanol less harmful
Plastic particles fuel fat cells.
Plastic chemicals have been suspected of affecting weight, hormones, and metabolism. A recent study has confirmed that these chemicals, known as endocrine disruptors, do indeed
2D Polymer: Stronger Than Steel
A new plastic material has been developed that is harder than bulletproof glass and has a higher tensile strength than construction steel. This material could