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Scientists at the University of Chicago’s Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering and Department of Chemistry have created microscopic, rotating micro-robots that attach to immune cells and investigate their functionality.

One of the most important factors in determining the safety and quality of animal meat is its freshness.

The ancient remains, all of infants, were “buried with care” based on the traditions of the time, researchers said.

A recent study conducted by the University of Liverpool sheds light on problems associated with reforestation and restoration initiatives throughout Africa.

The Amazon rainforest faces the risk of reaching a tipping point, potentially triggering a widespread collapse with significant consequences for the global climate.

A comprehensive examination of historical satellite data reveals that approximately 11,000 square miles or 28,707 square kilometers of Greenland's ice sheet and glaciers have melted over the past 30 years.

Is it feasible to produce tissue in a lab to replace damaged cartilage, for example? With the use of a procedure that is quite distinct from previous approaches employed globally, TU Wien (Vienna) has now made substantial progress toward producing replacement tissue in the lab.

A spiral-shaped lens that keeps a sharp focus at various distances and in diverse light situations has been created by researchers.

Recent years have seen the rise of carbon-based catalysts, particularly nitrogen-doped nanocarbons, as dependable, sustainable substitutes for the metal catalysts that have long been employed to promote chemical processes.

The solid material that remains after treating wastewater is called sewage sludge.