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By administering two doses, one while bacteria are swarming and one while in transition into a biofilm, antibiotic-resistant bacteria were eradicated.
Fans or no fans, playing at home still grants you an advantage.
The internet of things is going deep -- deep underwater, that is.
You're never really alone; there's always a group of microbes along for the ride.
They are water-soluble and eco-friendly, you can eat them or throw them away.
Social media is riddled with misleading stories. Researchers are zooming in on ways to address that.
We're talking swarms of millions of bots here.
AI is ready to stop playing games and move on to other challenges.
Milkomeda is really happening -- #couplegoals.
The entire front panel was recreated with a 3D computer model, and that's when researchers noticed something.
We need as many ways to get rid of plastic as possible.
Study sheds light on plant's evolutionary race
Your future furniture might be produced with lab-grown wood
We might need to reconsider our conversation skills -- and stop talking.
Research against Covid-19 in Latin America brings hope in the middle of the crisis.
Simple questions often lead to very rich topics.
Myopia affects almost 2 billion people. For many of them, surgery is not an option.
Sidewinder snakes helped solve a puzzling conundrum.
It's a lot of money, but it's still cheaper than what you get in the area.
Smartphones might soon power themselves.
Nobody was hurt and nothing blew up so, altogether, not that bad!
"an illustration of a baby daikon radish in a tutu walking a dog" "a lovestruck cup of boba" "a snail made of harp"
Amoeba-based computers could enable us to solve some hardcore problems.
More than 2,300 pieces of plastic were found in a digging site in Wales.
Some diseases just stink -- and cancer is one of them.
Human-eye type of device from Oregon State University picks human brains.
It's 80 times more efficient than the microprocessor you're using to read this.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, millions of office workers have been working remotely from home, their only contact with colleagues and managers through emails, daily Zoom meetings, and conference calls. As much as employees initially welcomed the freedoms remote work afforded, such as relaxed clothing during meetings or spending more time with family, many […]
Eco-friendly satellites might be coming soon.
Researchers turn to alginate bioink and 3D printers for breakthrough heart models.
The 'poverty line' concept is outdated and counterproductive.
DeepMind's AlphaFold claims to have solved a 50-year-old challenge of protein structure.
This enables the dragonfish to creep up on unsuspecting critters.
They're already up and running in China, and could expand elsewhere.
Geologically speaking, Ireland is not conducive to finding dinosaur fossils.
Mothballed on NASA’s shelves were the plans to view stars 13 billion years in the past. Now, a group of astronomers from the University of Texas at Austin want to dust off ideas for a moon-based telescope and try to put them to good use. The project was first tabled more than a decade ago […]
At this speed, it would go from Paris to Moscow in under three hours.
To build a moon base, you first need oxygen.
My pets already have them so why not?
The poor stay poorer.
It’s called “media multitasking,” and it may lead to poor attention and memory loss in young adults.
Dogs are not only our best friends but also our oldest ones.
It's like South Park but with real characters instead of animations. It's sassy -- sassy justice.
It's nice to see some fresh faces in the supercomputer race, but the old legends are hard to dethrone.
Well, this is unexpected.
Okay, how's this: nanana na na nana na nana? The Boxer by Simon and Garfunkel, obviously.
It's massive but sadly, it's not a real cat.
It's fast enough to screen light.
The future is here: it's AI versus the Gram.
Can robots play a part in producing art? This team believes so.
