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Researchers at the University of Washington and Moscow State University demonstrated the technique by trapping 3-mm glass beads in vortex-shaped beams of ultrasound. By steering the beams electronically, or by simply moving the ultrasound transducer, they directed the beads along complex 3D paths within a water tank and in the bladders of live pigs.
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Climate change has increased the productivity of forests, according to a new study that synthesizes hundreds of thousands of carbon observations collected over the last quarter century at the Harvard Forest Long-Term Ecological Research site, one of the most intensively studied forests in the world.
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A quantum-mechanical version of the ancient board game go has been demonstrated experimentally by physicists in China.
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The potential health risks make it important to estimate radiation dose absorbed by the foetus when a pregnant woman has a CT scan. A free, web-based tool developed at the University Hospital Zurich’s Institute of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology makes this calculation easier.
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With communities throughout the United States combating surges in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, researchers at The University of Texas at Austin and Northwestern University have created a framework that helps policymakers determine which data to track and when to take action to protect their communities.
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Scientists have published the results of their collaboration a new algorithm for decoding signals from NMR readings that draws from both quantum computing and classical machine learning in a new study in Nature Machine Intelligence.
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The Department of Defense believes that Russia may have tested out a new technology in space that could be used to destroy other satellites already in orbit.
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A team of Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences students tackled the complex problem of food waste as their project in “Engineering Problem Solving and Design Project” (ES 96), which challenges students to use engineering design skills to create a solution for a real-world client.
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For the first time, 3D human tissue has been assembled in the microgravity of space. Through a magnetic levitation device, researchers in Russia, led by Vladislav Parfenov at the Russian Academy of Sciences and 3D Bioprinting Solutions, enabled a cosmonaut aboard the International Space Station (ISS) to fabricate human cartilage from a few isolated cells.
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NASA and Canadian Space Agency (CSA) scientists were just able to automate one of the dangerous jobs on the International Space Station, sending a robot out on spacewalks so humans don’t need to put themselves at risk
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