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Zinc Air Batteries Could Be Cheaper and Safer Than Lithium-Ion
Zinc-air batteries show promise and are pivotal for sustainable energy, but innovation abounds, shaping the future of transportation.
Posted inComputer Science
Zuckerberg introduced a new “virtual keyboard” where Bosworth typed 119 words per minute
In a remarkable demonstration of cutting-edge technology, Mark Zuckerberg recently introduced a revolutionary "virtual keyboard." During this demonstration, Andrew Bosworth showcased an astonishing typing speed of 119 words per minute. This innovation could potentially represent a significant development in the world of Meta Reality Labs and its pursuit of advanced VR and AR technologies
Posted inAstronomy
India Makes History by Landing a Spacecraft at the Moon’s South Pole
ndia achieved a historic milestone on Wednesday by becoming the first country to successfully land a spacecraft near the moon's south pole. This momentous voyage into uncharted territory holds immense scientific potential, including the prospect of discovering frozen water reserves
Posted inBiology
Pig kidney xenotransplantation is thriving in the human body
This work demonstrates a pig kidney—with only one genetic modification and without experimental medications or devices—can replace the function of a human kidney for at least 32 days without being rejected,”
Posted inEarth Science
Treated wastewater exerts an impact on our rivers
Modern treatment techniques such as ozonation or activated charcoal filtering can make water treatment in wastewater treatment plants more efficient, allowing a wider range of pollutants, including many trace substances, to be removed from the wastewater before it is released into the environment.
Posted inEarth Science
Microplastics discovered in tissues of whales and dolphins
The study, slated for publication in the Environmental Pollution journal, reveals that two-thirds of the marine mammals surveyed were found to have microscopic plastic particles embedded in their tissues.
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Researchers Successfully Restore Hearing in Mice
"Our study challenges the notion that degenerative hearing loss is always irreversible. By demonstrating the potential for reversal through genetic methods in mice, we pave the way for exploring gene therapy and pharmaceutical interventions for individuals with similar forms of hearing loss."