News Archeology

Angkor Wat temple complex decaying

The famous temple complex of Angkor Wat is at risk of decay due to environmental factors such as groundwater and temperature fluctuations. The sandstone temples

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Autonomous Robot Catheter Moves to Heart with Artificial Intelligence

Scientists have successfully tested a robot catheter that can autonomously move through the heart using touch sensors and a mini camera. In animal trials with

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Cheaper Insurance for Solid Homes

Quality pays off, not only in terms of potential building damages, which are usually lower in solid constructions than in lightweight buildings, but also in

 News Biology

Giant Predator Fossil Found in Africa

In a surprising discovery, paleontologists have found previously unnoticed bones in the archives of the Kenyan National Museum that belong to what is believed to

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Wirelessly Transmit Music via Laser-Frequency Comb

In a groundbreaking study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, scientists at Harvard University have successfully transmitted a radio signal using a

 News Medicine

Equal Lung Damage from Heated Tobacco and Cigarettes

A recent study conducted by independent researchers from India and Australia has found that both tobacco heating devices and e-cigarettes are just as harmful to

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Friction Electricity Powers New Pacemaker

Chinese scientists have developed a triboelectric power supply that generates energy for pacemakers from the movement of the heart. Successful animal trials with pigs have

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Atom decay proven after 18 trillion years

In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have accidentally observed the rarest process in the universe in an underground laboratory. While searching for dark matter, researchers at

 News Biology

Wolf hunting leads to more livestock killings.

The paradoxical notion that hunting individual wild wolves increases the number of livestock killed by four percent in the following year has been confirmed by

 News Medicine

Brain-Computer Interface Translates Neural Signals

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal Nature, scientists at the University of California in San Francisco have successfully converted neural signals into speech.