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diamond-steps-up-as-the-ultimate-heat-shield-for-next-generation-chips
Posted inBiotechnology

Diamond Steps Up as the Ultimate Heat Shield for Next-Generation Chips

October 3, 2026
As the semiconductor industry pushes power densities to levels that would have seemed fantastical a decade ago, heat has quietly…
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two-stage-surgery-with-biologic-mesh-offers-new-hope-for-contaminated-hernia-repair
Posted inBiotechnology

Two-Stage Surgery With Biologic Mesh Offers New Hope for Contaminated Hernia Repair

October 3, 2026
Surgeons have long struggled with one of the most stubborn problems in abdominal surgery: how to rebuild a weakened abdominal…
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new-ai-method-ranks-metabolites-by-their-impact-on-graph-neural-network-predictions
Posted inBiotechnology

New AI Method Ranks Metabolites by Their Impact on Graph Neural Network Predictions

October 3, 2026
Metabolomics, the large-scale study of small molecules in biological systems, has long faced a stubborn interpretability problem. Researchers can measure…
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magnetic-nanorobots-steer-chemotherapy-straight-into-tumors
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Magnetic Nanorobots Steer Chemotherapy Straight Into Tumors

October 3, 2026
A tiny fleet of machines that can be steered through the bloodstream by nothing more than a magnetic field is…
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tiny-carbon-dots-coated-in-amino-acids-help-medicinal-plant-fight-cadmium-pollution
Posted inBiotechnology

Tiny Carbon Dots Coated in Amino Acids Help Medicinal Plant Fight Cadmium Pollution

October 3, 2026
Cadmium is one of the most stubborn contaminants in agricultural soils, and for growers of Houttuynia cordata, a medicinal herb…
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ten-blood-markers-could-predict-survival-in-multiple-myeloma,-study-of-812-patients-finds
Posted inBiotechnology

Ten Blood Markers Could Predict Survival in Multiple Myeloma, Study of 812 Patients Finds

October 3, 2026
Multiple myeloma, an incurable cancer of the bone marrow’s plasma cells, has long defied doctors’ attempts to predict its course.…
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hidden-eating-disorders-in-autism:-review-finds-pica-and-arfid-often-overlooked-in-children
Posted inBiotechnology

Hidden Eating Disorders in Autism: Review Finds Pica and ARFID Often Overlooked in Children

October 3, 2026
Children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder face a markedly elevated risk of three little-known feeding and eating disorders —…
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transplanted-mitochondria-rejuvenate-the-aging-heart-by-restarting-cellular-cleanup
Posted inBiotechnology

Transplanted Mitochondria Rejuvenate the Aging Heart by Restarting Cellular Cleanup

October 3, 2026
Aging hearts fail quietly. Over decades, the muscle cells that keep blood moving lose their ability to generate energy, accumulate…
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glass-meets-plastic:-hybrid-fibres-crack-the-code-for-low-carbon-bendable-concrete
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Glass Meets Plastic: Hybrid Fibres Crack the Code for Low-Carbon Bendable Concrete

October 3, 2026
Concrete is famously strong in compression and famously terrible in tension. For decades, engineers have compensated by drowning brittle cement…
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crop-rotation-alone-won’t-store-more-soil-carbon,-landmark-farm-study-finds
Posted inBiotechnology

Crop Rotation Alone Won’t Store More Soil Carbon, Landmark Farm Study Finds

October 3, 2026
For years, agricultural scientists have promoted crop diversification as one of the most reliable levers for building soil organic carbon,…
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