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Gene Therapy Injected Into the Brain Suppresses Alcohol Craving, Shows Potential in Treating Chronic Drinking Problem

Gene Therapy Injected Into the Brain Suppresses Alcohol Cravings, Shows Potential in Treating Chronic Drinking Problems

08.15.2023 06:40 AM

A study in monkeys reveals that an experimental gene therapy injected into their brains dramatically curbed their cravings for alcohol. Learn more about it in this article.

Negative-Calorie Food: Is There Really Such a Thing?

08.14.2023 11:00 AM

Some foods have been labelled as negative-calorie and have gained the attention of most people who want to lose weight, although some are skeptical if such type of food actually exists. Learn more about negative-calorie foods in this article.

Electric-Car Batteries Made Safer and More Reusable Using Supramolecular Electrolytes From Organic Materials

08.14.2023 09:00 AM

A research was conducted by scientists where a solid electrolyte made of interlinked organic molecules was designed to make the battery safer and more recyclable. Continue reading the article to find out more.

3D-Printed Vegan Seafood Made From Alternative Protein Sources Offers Solution Against Harmful Fishing Technique

08.14.2023 08:30 AM

A research team from the National University of Singapore developed a method of creating vegan seafood using 3D printing technology. Find out more about it in this article.

Quantum Rod Formation Can Generate 3D Images and Enhance Virtual Reality Devices, Study Suggests

08.14.2023 06:47 AM

Arrays of quantum dots can control the polarization and color of light, generating 3D images for enhanced virtual reality devices. Find out more about it in this article.

What Are White Holes? Do the Black Holes’ Neglected Twins Really Exist?

08.14.2023 06:10 AM

According to the Theory of General Relativity, white holes are mathematically possible, but it does not mean that they are actually out there. Learn more about the white holes in this article.

Inside Leatherback Turtle Mouth: What Is the Use of Its Backward-Pointing Teeth?

08.12.2023 01:14 AM

With hundreds of huge spikes and a small leathery tongue, a leatherback turtle’s mouth has clever adaptation to trap its prey. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Does Water Expire? How Long Does Bottled Water Last?

08.11.2023 22:35 PM

As a naturally occurring substance, water has indefinite shelf life, while bottled water that is properly stored can last up to more than two years. Learn more about their storage guidelines in this article.

Bennu Asteroid Shape Explained: Scientists Discovered Why This Space Rock Looks Like a Spinning Top

08.11.2023 21:23 PM

The first asteroid sample return mission of NASA called OSIRIS-Rex provided new understanding of the signature spinning-top shape of asteroid Bennu. Learn more about it in this article.

Universe 25 Experiment: How Did the Mouse Utopia Project Turned Into Population Demise?

08.11.2023 11:00 AM

A series of experiments conducted on mice showed that despite the abundance of food and water, overcrowding can lead to population demise. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Oldest Spider Fossil Ever Found in Germany Is 310 Million Years Old as Identified by Museum Curator

08.11.2023 08:00 AM

Fossilized spider discovered in a quarry in Germany was identified to be 310 million years old after being donated to museum. Learn more about it in this article.

Nuclear Weapons Left Bomb Spikes in Our Bodies Which Can Serve As Universal Time Marker

08.11.2023 07:30 AM

Atomic bombs left a hidden legacy within our cells called bomb spike which has useful applications in forensic science. Learn more about it in this article.

Is LK-99 Superconductor Legit? Viral Material With Scientific Claims Leaves Experts Skeptical

08.11.2023 07:00 AM

A group of Korean scientists claims to have created a type of material which works as a superconductor even at room temperature, but it leaves many scientists unconvinced. Find out more about it in this article.

NOAA Forecasts Increased Chances of Atlantic Hurricanes Due to Hot Ocean Temperatures and Late Arrival of El Niño

08.11.2023 06:00 AM

Record hot ocean waters and a tardy El Niño are doubling the chances of above average hurricane season in the Atlantic, according to NOAA. Find out more about it in this article.

What Do Bullfrogs Eat? Exploring the Amphibian’s Diet in the Wild

08.10.2023 10:00 AM

As ambush predators, bullfrogs can eat almost any animal that they can capture and swallow. Learn more about their diet in this article.

Humans As Batteries: Future Smart Devices Could Use Our Bodies As Power Source

08.10.2023 06:40 AM

A group of scientists studied the possibility of harvesting energy from human bodies to be converted into electricity. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Ancient Moss Survived 165 Million Years at High Altitudes, but May Not Adapt to the Threats of Climate Change

08.10.2023 04:30 AM

The world’s oldest moss has survived millions of years of evolution and resilience, but now faces extinction due to climate change. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Novel Synthetic Antibiotic Designed To Overcome Antimicrobial Resistance Kills Pathogenic Superbugs

08.10.2023 04:00 AM

A new class of synthetic antibiotics was developed as a solution to the threats posed by superbugs. Learn more about it in this article.

James Webb Space Telescope Captures Images of Earendel, Reveals the Colors of the Farthest Star Ever Detected

08.10.2023 03:31 AM

NASA released the images of a distant star named Earendel, showing its colors and other notable details. Find out more about it in this article.

What Is a Meteor Shower? NASA Explains Why There Are Periodic Streams Every Year

08.09.2023 10:00 AM

A meteor shower is a celestial event where a number of meteors are seen radiating from one point in the night sky. Learn more about it in this article.

Air Pollution Contributes To Increase in Antibiotic Resistance, Posing Major Threat to Human Health

08.09.2023 05:30 AM

A global study reveals that air pollution is helping to drive an increase in antibiotic resistance which poses a worldwide threat to human health. Learn more about it in this article.

Quantum Material With Non-Local Interaction Simulates Brain Function, Holds Key in Creating Efficient Human-Like Computers

Quantum Material With Non-Local Interaction Simulates Brain Function, Holds Key to Creating Efficient Human-Like Computers

08.09.2023 05:00 AM

Experts have discovered a new type of quantum material which exhibits non-local behavior that mimics the functions of the brain. Learn more about it in this article.

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