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Abstract Image of how the glasses work

New Compact AR Display Brings Augmented Reality to Everyday Eyeglasses

Categories Technology

stacked, frozen fish at a market

Fish Gut Bacteria Yield Promising Compounds for Anti-Aging Skincare

Categories Health, Life & Non-humans

bubbles

Tiny Microbes Engineered to Convert CO2 into Pharma Building Blocks

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Health, Life & Non-humans

Kabrena Rodda received the distinction of American Chemical Society (ACS) Fellow this month.

Forensic Toxicologist’s Pioneering Work Reveals Hidden Dangers in ‘Safer’ Drugs

Categories Health

In June 2024, a groundbreaking Alzheimer's research paper was retracted over fraud allegations. Did this mean billions of dollars and countless hours of research were wasted? Maybe not. Today, two promising drugs targeting amyloid beta, the focus of the paper, are available. This video explains the amyloid-beta hypothesis, the fraud, and what’s next.

Retracted Alzheimer’s Paper Reshapes Research Landscape, but Progress Continues

Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences

Recycled glass for growing salsa ingredients

Recycled Glass: The Secret Ingredient for Growing Healthier Salsa Vegetables

Categories Technology

A chalk-based coating attaches to various commercially available textiles, including cotton and synthetic fiber, to create cooling fabrics, such as the treated synthetic material (right) that’s brighter than the untreated fabric (left).

Chalk-Based Fabric Coating Could Keep You Cool in Hot Weather

Categories Technology

Researchers simulate the conditions of interstellar space with this ultrahigh-vacuum, low-temperature chamber containing an electron source to recreate the seeds of life.

How Space Ice Could Hold the Key to Life’s Origins

Categories Life & Non-humans, Space, Technology

A sensitive analytical method finds that removing agricultural pesticides from foods such as apples may require more than a simple wash.

Researchers show pesticide contamination is more than apple skin deep

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Health

a cat staring at the camera

Feline-Approved Flavors: New Study Unlocks Cat Food Preferences

Categories Life & Non-humans

Researchers demonstrate exosomes loaded with fluorescent sensors that can pass through the blood-brain barrier (BBB) where the sensors light up in the presence of neurotransmitters linked to Alzheimer’s disease in the brain.

Improving Alzheimer’s disease imaging — with fluorescent sensors

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health, Technology

This lithium-ion battery has entirely stretchable components and stable charging and discharging capacity over time.

Completely stretchy lithium-ion battery for flexible electronics

Categories Technology

A simple, compact system first collects moisture from the air (left) and then releases the trapped liquid (right) when heated, which results in potable water.

Small, adsorbent ‘fins’ collect humidity rather than swim through water

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

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