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Human noroviruses cause acute gastroenteritis, a worldwide health issue for which no vaccines or antiviral drugs are available.

Three years back, Caltech's Kerry Vahala and team unveiled a groundbreaking optical innovation known as the turnkey frequency microcomb.

The engineers at Cornell have enhanced a model that serves a dual purpose: generating green energy while also desalinating ocean water, offering a potential solution for large, drought-affected coastal populations.

The utilization of two types of industrial wastewater to cleanse each other, as demonstrated by simulations by West Virginia University researchers, has the potential to reduce the overall water consumption of a power plant.

Researchers discovered notable abnormalities in nine brain white matter pathways in adolescents with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) after using artificial intelligence (AI) to evaluate specialized brain MRI scans of adolescents with and without the disease.

Methane stands as the Earth's second-most prevalent greenhouse gas, and its emissions have been swiftly and enigmatically escalating since 2007.

An international research team studying magnetars has discovered an underlying law that seems to apply to neutron stars in general.

A newly developed robotic arm has the potential to accelerate and enhance quantum research, offering scientists greater speed and adaptability. This innovation may serve as a crucial factor in unlocking significant breakthroughs in the field.

There was a widespread belief in the invincibility against bacterial diseases, all thanks to antibiotics. Despite the easy availability of antibiotic treatments, countless lives are lost to invisible pathogens. The challenge of creating drugs capable of fighting resistant bacterial strains has not kept up with the rapid spread of resistance.

Cambridge engineers studying the load-bearing capacity of soft-material conical shells have found performance-limiting flaws that can hinder the capability of morphing cones to carry out basic mechanical tasks. These findings could have ramifications for soft robotics.