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LG Unveils New QNED TV, Using Mini LED Tech for Its Premium Display

TECH & INNOVATION 12.29.2020 20:00 PM

LG Electronics, best known in the display market as the global leader for OLED TVs, has announced its new entry in the Mini LED TV segment with its new QNED television, set to arrive next year.

Researchers Devise A Novel Method of Producing Carbon Spheres

12.29.2020 09:30 AM

Carbon spheres - small spherical structures that have found large applications in carbon capture and energy storage - can now be created faster and more sustainably in a novel technique developed by researchers.

New Research Reveals The World of Tiny Life Forms in Da Vinci's Drawings

11.21.2020 09:00 AM

Researchers found bacteria and human DNA on Leonardo da Vinci's drawings which helps tell an authentic drawing from a counterfeited one.

Step-by-Step Guide to Understanding Target Enrichment Sequencing

11.18.2020 09:46 AM

Next-generation sequencing for genetic research is becoming a more and more desirable commodity, which, along with the commercialization of various NGS platforms, is increasingly used by many laboratories worldwide. (Source: Target Enrichment) As can be seen in recent years, computer-aided whole-genome analysis is frequently applied as the basis for cutting-edge discoveries in biomedical research.

[LOOK] The World's Smallest 3D Printed Star Trek Spaceship and Boat

11.11.2020 18:00 PM

Scientists from the University of Leiden in the Netherlands have 3D printed the world's smallest Star Trek spaceship and a boat that acts as microswimmers.

Plasma Treatments May Quickly Kill COVID-19 on Surfaces, Science Says

11.11.2020 13:00 PM

Scientists say cold plasma has the ability to destroy the virus on a wide range of surfaces without damaging the material.

Scientists Discover How Coronavirus Uses "Genome Origami" to Infect and Replicate Human Cells

11.06.2020 20:00 PM

A research team has uncovered how the genome for SARS-CoV-2 uses a "genome origami" strategy to infect human host cells and replicate inside it.

A New Timekeeping Theory Reconciles Einstein's Relativity and Quantum Clocks

10.23.2020 17:00 PM

One property of quantum mechanics is superposition, which explains how a system could be in multiple states at the same time until the instant it is observed or measured. A theoretical study suggests that this phenomenon affects high-precision clocks.

Machine Learning Might Guide the Arrow of Time in Microscopic Processes

10.23.2020 12:00 PM

In a microscopic context, fluctuations can cause phenomena that directly violate the second law of thermodynamics, leading observers to find the arrow of time being blurry and vague. However, a new machine-learning algorithm could help researchers in the future.

Scientists Successfully Made Unique Chameleon-Like Artificial Films, Displays

10.22.2020 21:00 PM

Two separate researchers developed flexible films and interactive displays through artificial chameleon skin.

Researchers Use Gold Nanorods To Distinguish Between "Killer" and "Healer" Cells

10.21.2020 07:00 AM

Researchers have found a way to distinguish between M1 and M2 macrophage cells - identifying which is the "killer" and the "healer" cells.

Scientists Discover Shortest Ever Time Measurement: ’247 Zeptoseconds’

10.19.2020 14:00 PM

Scientists have set a remarkable new world record for the shortest time ever measured, a duration requiring a new category.

Establishing Connections Between Gut and Brain Symptoms

10.16.2020 08:30 AM

Neuroscientists refer to the "gut-brain-axis," or GBA is the bidirectional communication between the gut and the brain - helping explain how nervousness gives the feeling of having "butterflies in the stomach."

Scientists Develop a Micro-Supercapacitor Made of Graphene Ink

10.14.2020 09:30 AM

Scientists continually improve wearable devices by developing the energy storage of e-skin electronics. South Korean materials scientists developed a new energy storage device containing graphene ink.

Giving Cells a "Squeeze" Makes Them Divide Faster

10.14.2020 09:10 AM

Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Boston Children's Hospital have found that physically crowding cells, or "squeezing" them, affects the rate at which they grow and develop.

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