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Revolutionary Electronic Skin has Self-Healing Abilities
Self-healing skin makes regular appearances in entertainment media. But what about in real life? Researchers are developing a flexible electronic skin that can repair itself and is unaffected by water. From healthcare to robotics, this innovative material may soon bring an idea once considered pure fantasy to the real world. Check out the story for more details!
A Sip of Medicine with Every Glass: Engineering Milk Cells to Deliver Drugs
Scientists are engineering goat milk to deliver vaccines and medicines. Research in this technique appears promising, but there are ethical and financial challenges.
Learning Language and The Zebra Finch Factor
Scientists have increased their understanding of early childhood language development by studying the behavior and brain activity of zebra finches.
Curious Science Writers Experience the NIH
On Thursday, July 25th, Curious Science Writers visited the National Institutes of Health (NIH) headquarters in Bethesda, Maryland to learn about cutting-edge research from scientists themselves and to understand the role that animals play.
Mind-Controlled Movement: Advancements in the Field of Prosthetics
Controlling things with your mind sounds like something out of science fiction. However, research has allowed for the technological development of mind-controlled prosthetics.
The Origin of Life: Did Ancient RNA Act Alone?
How did life as we know it come to be? Various hypotheses, including the "RNA World Hypothesis," provide insight into the molecules and primitive processes that led to the creation of complex organisms like ourselves.
Acne: The Great Bacterial Face Off
Battling bacteria in the face microbiome cause acne and other skin conditions. The goal is to find a cure rather than trying to manage acne.
Is Artificial Intelligence Smarter Than Your Doctor?
The technology in our world is constantly evolving, and recent developments suggest that Artifical Intelligence may be the next frontier of quick medical diagnosis.
The Sooty Mangabey: A Promising Primate Model for AIDS Research
Being very genetically similar to humans, primate models that are natural hosts of viruses similar to HIV may be the key to furthering AIDS research.
Understanding Epigenetics: How Outside Stressors Contribute to Cancer
Studying changes in DNA from external stressors, scientists are seeking ways to combat cancers.