COPD: Inhalable nanoparticles could help treat chronic lung disease
[ad_1] Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease affects the lungs SEBASTIAN KAULITZKI/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Delivering medication to the lungs with inhalable nanoparticles may help treat chronic obstructive
SpaceX aims to let astronauts avoid a radio blackout during re-entry
[ad_1] Artist’s impression of the uncrewed Orion capsule re-entering Earth’s atmosphere. The real thing returned safely to Earth in 2022 NASA SpaceX is about to
Blood vessels made with 3D-printed ice could improve lab-grown organs
[ad_1] A 3D-printed ice template of blood vessels Philip LeDuc et al./Carnegie Mellon University Complex artificial organs could be created by 3D printing a mould
Sensitive prosthetic lets man feel hot and cold in his missing hand
[ad_1] Fabrizio Fidati tests the temperature-sensitive prosthetic arm EPFL Caillet A man who had his right arm amputated below the elbow has been able to
AMOC collapse: Atlantic current shutdown is a real danger, suggests simulation
[ad_1] An ocean current that flows from the tropics to the North Atlantic has a big influence on Europe’s climate Jens Carsten Rosemann Is there
Hominins may have left Africa 700,000 years earlier than we thought
[ad_1] Our hominin ancestors originated in Africa and the consensus is that they didn’t leave there until about 1.8 million years ago, but stone tools
Super Earths that seem to have oceans may actually be covered in magma
[ad_1] An illustration of exoplanet K2-18b based on scientific observations NASA, ESA, CSA, Joseph Olmsted (STScI) A type of planet thought to be capable of
Minecraft could be the key to creating adaptable AI
[ad_1] Minecraft is a game for humans, but it could help AI too Minecraft Minecraft is not only the best-selling video game in history, it
Old milk can be used to extract gold and other metals from e-waste
[ad_1] A gold nugget obtained from electronic waste Raffaele Mezzenga An aerogel made from old milk can extract highly pure gold nuggets from discarded computer
Hottest January on record sees the world reach 1.7°C warming mark
[ad_1] Devastating wildfires have raged in Chile following extreme heat and drought in January JAVIER TORRES/AFP via Getty Images The temperature records keep on coming.