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While the approach has only been tested in yeast models of human brain cells, it could pave the way to a new clinical therapy for the progressive neurological disease.

The device can detect specific glucose levels in sweat for three weeks.

The patch can calibrate the glucose measurements based on the pH and temperature changes in sweat due to factors such as exercise and eating.

The continuous monitoring of sweat holds the potential to provide key insights into human health, including monitoring glucose levels within the body.

Serendipity abounds throughout Qi Chen’s research story.

In numerous industries, corrosion results in considerable losses. Cathodic protection is utilized to safeguard steel in marine.

SK On announced on Thursday that it has developed in collaboration with Dankook University an innovative solid-state battery component that is expected to significantly extend battery lifespans and reduce charging times, with implications across industries, from portable devices to electric transportation. The component is a new oxide-based solid-state electrolyte called lithium-lanthanum-zirconium-oxygen, or LLZO, a...

Patients with melanoma, the most concerning form of skin cancer in which pigment-producing cells start to grow out of control, can benefit from existing immunotherapies, but by far not all of them do.

Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Hefei Institutes of Physical Science (HFIPS) have presented a laser-assisted layer-by-layer covalent growth approach for producing highly crystalline all-graphene macrostructures (AGMs).

Liquid metals (LM) like pure gallium (Ga) and Ga-based alloys are considered to be a new class of materials exhibiting special physicochemical properties.