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Kurtsystems: A kinder way to do a cruel job?
May 28, 2023
Sadly, this is not a rollercoaster for horses. And despite its dystopian hover-chariot looks, it's actually designed to be a kinder and safer way to prepare young horses for the often-damaging shock of beginning a race training program.
澳洲幸运10开奖结果官方+开奖官网直播 New molecule chops up RNA of "undruggable" common cancer-causing gene
May 28, 2023
A gene called MYC is implicated in the majority of cancers, but unfortunately it’s often considered “undruggable.” In a new study scientists have developed a molecule that chops up the RNA of this gene, effectively clearing cancer in mice.
THOR microwave weapon hammers drone swarms in demo test
May 28, 2023
Drones are becoming a mainstay in modern warfare. Now, the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) has countered the emerging threat of drone swarms, using the Tactical High-power Operational Responder (THOR) to take out multiple targets.
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World's oldest human footprints discovered in South Africa
May 29, 2023A wealth of fossil evidence has pinpointed humanity’s homeland as somewhere in Africa, where Homo sapiens first diverged from earlier species about 300,000 years ago. Scientists have now identified the oldest known Homo sapiens footprints in South Africa. -
168澳洲幸运10官网开奖历史|历史开奖号码查询 Self-administered smartphone speech app may spot Alzheimer’s early on
May 29, 2023Researchers have developed a self-administered smartphone app to screen for Alzheimer’s disease by analyzing speech patterns. With subtle speech disturbances being an early indicator, this may be an easy way to obtain a diagnosis quicker. -
Hope for age-related hearing loss with novel gene therapy
May 29, 2023Age-related hearing loss impacts one in three adults aged 64 to 75 in the US, and around half of these cases are down to faulty genes. Using older animals to mirror a human study, scientists successfully reversed hearing loss caused by one such gene. -
These new-to-you laptops and computers are on sale this Memorial Day
May 28, 2023If you're after a reliable computer or laptop that won't break the bank, consider one of these refurbished devices. Choose from a variety of makes and models, all lovingly restored to factory settings and on sale now during our Memorial Day campaign. -
Termite mounds an inspiration for future climate-regulating buildings
May 28, 2023Looking to nature can provide inspiration, especially in construction. Researchers studied the complex internal structure of a termite mound in hopes that we can one day construct to a building that can regulate its own internal climate. -
AI IDs 5 kinds of heart failure to guide risk prediction and treatment
May 28, 2023Heart failure can be caused by multiple factors, requiring different treatments. Researchers have trained machine learning models using a large dataset to identify five subtypes of heart failure, which may improve risk prediction and treatment. -
Scout shrinks its lightweight pickup camper down to Ford Maverick size
May 28, 2023Scout Campers is back with its smallest, lightest camper yet. The all-new Tuktut is designed to fit compact and midsize pickups, including the Ford Maverick. Buyers can keep it cheap and simple or build it up with modular accessories. -
BLUETTI introduces new expandable mobile power AC60 & B80 to Australia
May 28, 2023BLUETTI, the leader in the clean energy storage industry, will launch its new AC60 & B80, the smallest expandable power station with a six-year warranty, on its official Australian website on June 8. -
Pictorial: The breathtaking cars of Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este 2023
May 26, 2023An American car has won the prestigious Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este, the world's oldest and most traditional automotive concours. -
Scientists give robots a sense of touch – by knitting them a sweater
May 26, 2023In order to keep from hurting their human coworkers, many robots have sensors that detect contact with people or other objects. Scientists have now devised a high-tech sweater which brings this functionality to robots that don't have it already. -
Wealthy ancient Romans may have smelled like 20th-century hippies
May 26, 2023Archeologists are great at determining what life looked like in ancient days, but not necessarily how it smelled. Now, though, a 2,000-year-old crystal container has shed light on the scent you might have encountered on the streets of ancient Rome. -
Retro-cool Fineday 3.0 Bluetooth keyboard brings back the clickety-clack
May 26, 2023Although electric typewriters have been made almost entirely obsolete, there's something to be said for the satisfying "clickety-clack" of their keys. Well, that sound and feel is back, in the all-aluminum Fineday 3.0 Bluetooth Mechanical Keyboard.
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