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Worm’s Nervous System in Code

The line between living beings and machines is becoming increasingly blurred. Scientists have recently been able to transfer the complete nervous system of a nematode

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Record High R&D Spending in Germany

Germany Sets New Record High in Research and Development Spending Germany has surpassed the goals of the EU growth strategy “Europe 2020” for the fifth

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Denmark stores CO2 under North Sea

Denmark has begun storing significant amounts of carbon dioxide (CO?) under the North Sea, marking the first time the country has used the controversial technology

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Perfect Parking Strategy Determined

Physicists at the Santa Fe Institute and Boston University have used a traffic mathematical model to determine the optimal parking strategy. The study takes into

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Robot unclogs blocked blood vessels.

A new miniature robot has been developed by researchers at Hanyang University in Seoul, South Korea, which can clear blocked blood vessels and replace the

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Can Cannabis Reduce Inflammatory Bowel Disease Mortality?

A recent retrospective study conducted in the United States has examined whether the use of medical cannabis can reduce the risk of death in individuals

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Measuring the Strength of Strong Nuclear Force

A new synthetic diamond has been developed that can “heal” itself thanks to a nanomaterial. This breakthrough could lead to the production of more durable

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Plants affected by anesthesia too

Plants may hold the key to understanding the effects of anesthesia on humans. For over 150 years, doctors have been using anesthesia on patients, yet

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Cure for low libido found.

A breakthrough in treating Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder (HSDD) has been discovered by researchers, offering hope to the millions of women and men who suffer

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Omikron offers 67% lower mortality

A recent analysis by the Office for National Statistics (OMS) has revealed that the risk of death from an Omicron infection is significantly lower than