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The researchers developed customizable wood using the cells of a flowering plant named Zinnia elegans, known commonly as zinnia. They first treated the cells with a liquid medium and then a gel solution composed of hormones and nutrients. The researchers adjusted the concentration of the hormones...

Previous attempts at keeping the plasma off nuclear walls haven't been very stable. When core temperatures were raised, they became stable.

Some animals ingest viruses for food and energy, researchers say. Viruses have been assumed to be toxic to almost every living thing, but recent research suggests otherwise.

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Differences in peak/non-peak energy generation through renewable sources require large storage solutions. Sand is available in bulk and is easy to use.

Porsche’s new headlight technology seriously seeks to turn night into day with thousands of LEDs. Porsche's new headlight technology vows to turn night into day with its bright illumination capabilities.

Moderna wants to replicate its COVID vaccine success in other areas and HIV and cancer are on top priority lists.

A transparent solar panel can be used instead of regular windows to deliver aesthetics and sustainability in one go.

In this study, researchers have found a way to potentially suppress this type of deadly brain cancer.