Measuring the Coldest Temperatures in the Universe
Researchers propose a quantum thermometer that can accurately measure temperatures a billion times colder than those in outer space
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New Device Lights the Way for Quantum Technologies
Scientists are exploring different options and designs to make quantum computing a viable reality
Mending a Broken Heart—the Bioengineering Way
Work by Trinity College Dublin scientists essentially takes us one step closer to a functional design that could mend a broken heart
Leaves: Nature's Most Sophisticated Environment Sensors
Leaves can be used to tell about the management of the land they are growing in
Researchers Improve Potential to Identify Diet-Disease Relationships
The relationship between diet and disease can be difficult to accurately identify because of limited dietary assessment tools
Why Do Babies Need to Move in the Womb?
Some key molecular interactions are stimulated by movement which guide the cells of the embryo to build a robust yet malleable skeleton
Researchers Pinpoint Watery Past on Mars
Martian sand dunes show evidence that water may have been active near Mars' equator
Chemists Devise Revolutionary 3D Bone-Scanning Technique
The chemists attach luminescent compounds to tiny gold structures to form biologically safe ‘nanoagents’ that are attracted to calcium-rich surfaces, which appear when bones crack—even at a micro level
Scientists Reveal Origin of Earth’s Oldest Crystals
The only material we have from the very early Earth comes in the form of tiny, naturally occurring zircon crystals