Applied Sciences
eNUVIO’s completely reusable EB-Plate comes to the market as the zero waste movement is becoming increasingly popular in laboratories
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Researchers have engineered red blood cell carriers that release therapeutic proteins when stimulated by light, with the help of a honey bee peptide
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Cassava produces the highest amount of calories per hectare in most tropical countries, can withstand increasing temperatures, and thrives in poor soils
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VIDA is an automatic and electronic technology that aims to help eliminate the risks that can be associated with manual data collection methods
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Scientists develop modern analytical techniques as a tool for advancing forensic investigations
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This non-invasive method, combined with an earlier CT scan, revealed several pieces of information that would not have been possible to determine otherwise
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The development of the genetically modified tomato has implications for developing nations where access to pharmaceutical drugs is restricted
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Microbubbles are small manufactured spheres half the size of a red blood cell—and scientists believe they can be used to transport drugs to highly specific locations within the body
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The newly-developed membrane material for water treatment applications is expected to significantly reduce the cost of membrane management
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Stanford engineers co-lead research designing more responsive COVID-19 wastewater testing
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In a new study, researchers predicted soybean maturity date within two days using drone images and artificial intelligence, reducing the need for boots on the ground
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