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With a precise, controlled movement, microrobots cleared a glass plate of a biofilm, as shown in this time-lapse image. Credit:

Blocking protein’s activity could restore cognition

Credit: © Stamford University By blocking a protein’s activity with antibodies, Stanford University School of Medicine investigators were able to

Credit: Psychologytoday The new system being developed demonstrates that it is possible to create a synthesized version of a person’s voice

Baby boy born at Sahlgrenska, Sweden, April 8th, after uterus transplant. Credit: Photo by Lennart Wiman A boy 48 centimeters

Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Herek Clack (left) and members of his team set up a lab-scale non-thermal plasma device

Neutrophils take their cue: A protein produced in the intestinal epithelium in response to the microbiome educates innate immune cells.

Academics have genetically modified yeast cells to help scientists control how they react to their environment in a more desirable

Although the polymer material texture is visible to the naked eye, microscopic images reveal the intricacy of the pockets and

Credit: Nanowerk The difficulty in spotting minute amounts of disease circulating in the bloodstream has proven a stumbling block

Artist’s representation of a DNA computing system. Credit: Caltech Computer scientists at Caltech have designed DNA molecules that can carry