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15 June 2020 – The European Molecular Biology Laboratory has secured 6.8 million Euros funding from the European Commission to launch a unique training programme. The ARISE Programme will train and develop Europe’s next generation leadership for research infrastructures in the life sciences. Research infrastructures are increasingly important to research and development activity by providing
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IMAGE: An example of Bedewy’s bottom-up growth of nanocarbons on a flexible substrate. view more  Credit: University of Pittsburgh NanoProduct Lab PITTSBURGH (June 15, 2020) … Fabrication of flexible and wearable electronics often requires integrating various types of advanced carbon nanomaterials – such as graphene, nanotubes, and nanoporous carbon – because of their remarkable electrical, thermal,
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An international research team has used new X-ray techniques to describe how the architecture of healthy human bones is built up. The team has uncovered a hitherto unknown structure in healthy bones. The human bone is a wonderful and fantastic biological material. Bone tissue is highly specialised, with a structure optimised for specific functions in
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IMAGE: Researchers at Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST) successfully developed the special in-situ transmission electron microscope technique to measure the current-voltage curve of graphene nanoribbon (GNR) with observing… view more  Credit: JAIST Researchers at Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST) have successfully measured the current-voltage curve of graphene nanoribbons (GNRs) that
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Some of last year’s most anticipated releases are hitting Sky Cinema in July, so we’ve updated our monthly guide to spotlight all the new cinematic offerings that subscribers will get to choose from. Whether you fancy a bit of Brad Pitt in space, a spot of evil clown-flavoured horror in the sewers, or even some
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This Love, Victor review contains no spoilers. From the people who made Love, Simon, the heartwarming spin-off series Love, Victor is here to soothe our tired souls without asking too much of our brains.  And while its made strides in updating its queer representation to the modern context, there are still some significant oversights. As
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Nickelodeon’s Avatar: The Last Airbender is a superb television show for many reasons. The animation is lush and beautiful, the characters are richly-realized and human, and the action is relentless and thrilling, never giving in to the puritan notions of what “children’s entertainment” can or cannot depict. There’s another, more underappreciated, reason for Avatar’s success
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Gerry Conway helped create the Punisher in 1974, on his way to becoming one of the all time legends of superhero comics. Now, he’s trying to reclaim his character’s main symbol from police who really don’t get what it meant in the first place. Conway just launched Skulls 4 Justice on Custom Ink. He’s selling
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One of the strangest games revealed during the recent PlayStation 5 game showcase was undoubtedly Capcom’s mystery sci-fi project known as Pragmata. Pragmata‘s mysterious trailer showcases what appears to be an astronaut wandering through the seemingly empty streets of what we believe is supposed to be Times Square. We see the lone figure utilize a
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Scientists at the University of Southampton’s Zepler Institute for Photonics and Nanoelectronics are developing a rapid bedside test for diagnosing neonatal Respiratory Distress Syndrome (nRDS) in premature babies. The photonic platform combines the complementary capabilities of fingerprint Mid-IR and Raman spectroscopies to create a compact, versatile and easily operable device that could underpin a range
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IMAGE: This representation shows gamma-modifications (in white) uniformly decorating the structure, increasing binding strength and providing chemical modification. view more  Credit: College of Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a method for self-assembling nanostructures with gamma-modified peptide nucleic acid (γPNA), a synthetic mimic of DNA. The process has the potential to
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IMAGE: The optimum nanostructure designed with MI (aperiodic superlattice structure) was actually fabricated, and the optimal performance was verified by assessing its thermal conductivity. Figure: the Actual Structure is the electron… view more  Credit: The University of Tokyo Professor Junichiro Shiomi et al. from The University of Tokyo aimed to reduce the thermal conductivity of semiconductor
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Every time you hear a deep rumble and feel your house shake when a big truck roars by, that’s partly because the weight of heavy vehicles causes a slight deflection in the road surface under them. It’s enough of a dip to make a difference to the trucks’ overall fuel efficiency. Now, a theoretical study
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Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector will cease any kind of hunt, at least on NBC, which has canceled the serial-killer-chasing drama after an abbreviated inaugural season. NBC’s cancelation of Lincoln Rhyme, reported via Variety, was a two-birds-with-one-stone move that also saw the nixing of another freshman offering in the Bradley Whitford-headlined comedy, Perfect
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Pump threads rings onto polymer chains to build polyrotaxanes Polyrotaxanes show promise in soft materials, such as scratch-resistant coatings and actuators Pump allows researchers to control precisely how many rings thread onto the chain, which was previously impossible Nobel laureate: ‘This is one of the best papers I’ve been associated with during the past 50
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IMAGE: Artistic illustration of the light compressed below the silver nanocubes randomly placed over the graphene-based heterostructure. Image credit: Matteo Ceccanti. view more  Credit: Matteo Ceccanti Miniaturization has enabled so many unfathomable dreams. Shrinking down electronic circuits has allowed us to access technology like smartphones, health watches, medical probes, nano-satellites, unthinkable a couple decades ago. Just
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IMAGE: Optical microscopy image of a single fiber of self-assembled polysaccharide in snaking, twisted, and straight structures. view more  Credit: JAIST Researchers at Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST): graduate student Kulisara Budpud, Assoc. Prof. Kosuke Okeyoshi, Dr. Maiko Okajima and, Prof. Tatsuo Kaneko reveal a unique polysaccharide fiber in a twisted structure forming
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IMAGE: Precisely Magnetized: Iron filings stick to this mini chessboard with four millimeter edge length. The partially magnetic structure was produces from a single type of steel power at different temperatures. view more  Credit: Empa It looks quite inconspicuous to the casual beholder, hardly like groundbreaking innovation: a small metallic chessboard, four millimeters long on either
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