9 recent scientific breakthroughs and discoveries
9 recent scientific breakthroughs and discoveries
2024年9月5日
theweek.com
The biggest science breakthroughs in 2024
The biggest science breakthroughs in 2024
1 か月前
science.org
The Science staff named lenacapavir as the 2024 Breakthrough of the Year, but there were many other research advances that caught our attention last year. Watch to learn about the impact of these other achievements on science and society: https://scim.ag/42FY9aD | Science
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The Science staff named lenacapavir as the 2024 Breakthrough of the Year, but there were many other research advances that caught our attention last year. Watch to learn about the impact of these other achievements on science and society: https://scim.ag/42FY9aD | Science
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Overcoming a roadblock in the study of electrical cell signaling, scientists have developed biosensor arrays capable of monitoring electrical communication between cells in 3D tissue culture that model the complexity of organs (known as organoids). Such technologies may enable much needed research into the relationship between electrical signals and disease, promoting drug development and treatments for conditions such as arrhythmias (irregular heartbeat). Read more in Science Advances: https://
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Overcoming a roadblock in the study of electrical cell signaling, scientists have developed biosensor arrays capable of monitoring electrical communication between cells in 3D tissue culture that model the complexity of organs (known as organoids). Such technologies may enable much needed research into the relationship between electrical signals and disease, promoting drug development and treatments for conditions such as arrhythmias (irregular heartbeat). Read more in Science Advances: https://
視聴回数: 7160 回2019年8月25日
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New research in Science Advances has revealed the flattened, tightly-packed disc shape of the human caveolin-1 complex, a protein structure that is indispensable for the proper functioning of cell membranes. https://fcld.ly/u6926t1 | Science
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New research in Science Advances has revealed the flattened, tightly-packed disc shape of the human caveolin-1 complex, a protein structure that is indispensable for the proper functioning of cell membranes. https://fcld.ly/u6926t1 | Science
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When stabbed, cut, and twisted, a new stretchable battery can self-heal and remain operational, recovering 90% of its capacity. Learn more in Science Advances: https://scim.ag/4j94XmG | Science
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When stabbed, cut, and twisted, a new stretchable battery can self-heal and remain operational, recovering 90% of its capacity. Learn more in Science Advances: https://scim.ag/4j94XmG | Science
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Pairing the antibiotic ceftazidime with the enzyme inhibitor avibactam may be an effective treatment for drug-resistant tuberculosis, a new study reports. http://advances.sciencemag.org/content/3/8/e1701102 | Science Advances
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Pairing the antibiotic ceftazidime with the enzyme inhibitor avibactam may be an effective treatment for drug-resistant tuberculosis, a new study reports. http://advances.sciencemag.org/content/3/8/e1701102 | Science Advances
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Scientists have developed a device that mimics a cephalopod’s suction cups to transport delicate living cell sheets that might otherwise be damaged by forceps. Read more in Science Advances: https://fcld.ly/neng1xc | Science
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Scientists have developed a device that mimics a cephalopod’s suction cups to transport delicate living cell sheets that might otherwise be damaged by forceps. Read more in Science Advances: https://fcld.ly/neng1xc | Science
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The 5 Most Shocking Scientific Discoveries
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The 5 Most Shocking Scientific Discoveries
9 か月前
MSNSideprojects
Researchers discovered that one corporation has registered nearly half of all patented marine genetic sequences, and virtually all patents evaluated were registered to entities from only ten countries. With United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) treaty negotiations on the use of high seas marine biodiversity starting in September 2018, this study highlights the need for inclusive global participation in this negotiation. http://advances.sciencemag.org/content/4/6/eaar5237 | Sci
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Researchers discovered that one corporation has registered nearly half of all patented marine genetic sequences, and virtually all patents evaluated were registered to entities from only ten countries. With United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) treaty negotiations on the use of high seas marine biodiversity starting in September 2018, this study highlights the need for inclusive global participation in this negotiation. http://advances.sciencemag.org/content/4/6/eaar5237 | Sci
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Researchers in Science Advances have created wavelength-sized, single-material scattering structures that can create “acoustic rainbows.” https://scim.ag/4kyvp9H | Science
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Researchers in Science Advances have created wavelength-sized, single-material scattering structures that can create “acoustic rainbows.” https://scim.ag/4kyvp9H | Science
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20 Breakthroughs from 20 Years of Science aboard the International Space Station - NASA
20 Breakthroughs from 20 Years of Science aboard the International Space Station - NASA
2018年8月21日
nasa.gov
10 NEW Scientific Breakthroughs Of 2025
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10 NEW Scientific Breakthroughs Of 2025
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A new ultrasound imaging helmet makes it possible to observe brain activity while people walk, new Science Advances research demonstrates. https://scim.ag/4n8zp2o | Science
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A new ultrasound imaging helmet makes it possible to observe brain activity while people walk, new Science Advances research demonstrates. https://scim.ag/4n8zp2o | Science
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Two basketball players reach for a ball as it goes out of bounds—but only one of them was the last to touch it. Who was it? New research in Science Advances suggests that the players will likely come up with different answers, because our brains tell us that actions generated by ourselves come before simultaneous external events. The findings could offer insights for building computerized time judges for sporting events, as well as teach us more about our own temporal perception biases. https://
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Two basketball players reach for a ball as it goes out of bounds—but only one of them was the last to touch it. Who was it? New research in Science Advances suggests that the players will likely come up with different answers, because our brains tell us that actions generated by ourselves come before simultaneous external events. The findings could offer insights for building computerized time judges for sporting events, as well as teach us more about our own temporal perception biases. https://
視聴回数: 1.1万 回2019年4月26日
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This particle-armored blob robot oozes and tumbles in ways that rigid robots can’t. Learn more in Science Advances: https://scim.ag/4kLcwkE | Science
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This particle-armored blob robot oozes and tumbles in ways that rigid robots can’t. Learn more in Science Advances: https://scim.ag/4kLcwkE | Science
視聴回数: 4207 回2025年3月23日
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New Inventions and Discoveries of Science in 21st Century
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New Inventions and Discoveries of Science in 21st Century
視聴回数: 15 回2021年9月2日
scienceselector.com
Science advances - SCI Journal
Science advances - SCI Journal
2021年8月13日
scijournal.org
From Science Advances: Liquid sloshing leads to spillage, waste, and operational inefficiency across multiple industries. Although strategies such as baffle designs and foam inserts exist, they often fall short in real-world dynamic conditions. Inspired by liquid-stabilizing mechanisms of pitcher plants and impact-dampening notches of water lilies, researchers have developed a dual-biomimetic cup design that enhances liquid stabilization using three-dimensional printing to construct structures a
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From Science Advances: Liquid sloshing leads to spillage, waste, and operational inefficiency across multiple industries. Although strategies such as baffle designs and foam inserts exist, they often fall short in real-world dynamic conditions. Inspired by liquid-stabilizing mechanisms of pitcher plants and impact-dampening notches of water lilies, researchers have developed a dual-biomimetic cup design that enhances liquid stabilization using three-dimensional printing to construct structures a
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Scientific Advances & Paradigm Shifts in Scientific Theories
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Scientific Advances & Paradigm Shifts in Scientific Theories
視聴回数: 852 回2021年12月1日
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A new biodegradable self-sensing robot described in Science Advances addresses the need for sustainability in robotic design. The system, made of cellulose and gelatin, degrades into ingredients that can enrich soil—and also performs well when assembled into a robotic arm. https://scim.ag/41dbjuN | Science
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A new biodegradable self-sensing robot described in Science Advances addresses the need for sustainability in robotic design. The system, made of cellulose and gelatin, degrades into ingredients that can enrich soil—and also performs well when assembled into a robotic arm. https://scim.ag/41dbjuN | Science
視聴回数: 1.2万 回2025年2月9日
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5 New Scientific Discoveries in 2024
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5 New Scientific Discoveries in 2024
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The biggest science breakthroughs in 2023
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The biggest science breakthroughs in 2023
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11 developments in human biology and medicine over the past ten years
11 developments in human biology and medicine over the past ten years
2018年6月23日
interestingengineering.com
10 Scientific Advances That Are Changing How We Live
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10 Scientific Advances That Are Changing How We Live
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The biggest science breakthroughs of 2025
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The biggest science breakthroughs of 2025
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Top 10 Greatest Scientific Discoveries of All Time
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Top 10 Greatest Scientific Discoveries of All Time
視聴回数: 11万 回2023年3月29日
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The biggest science breakthroughs in 2022
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The biggest science breakthroughs in 2022
視聴回数: 3.2万 回2023年1月13日
YouTubeScience Magazine
Top 15 New Discoveries MADE By AI
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Top 15 New Discoveries MADE By AI
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Open science | Royal Society
Open science | Royal Society
2023年6月7日
royalsociety.org
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