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Oct 13, 2023

Collective Organization of Spaghetti-like Bacteria

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Lab experiments and theoretical models elucidate how chains of light-harvesting bacteria assemble into various density-dependent structures.

Oct 13, 2023

In a first, LLNL researchers create birefringent all-glass metasurface

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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory researchers have adapted their novel metasurface process to create an all-glass metasurface with birefringence, or dual refraction, properties. Learn how this achievement could transform waveplate technology for high-power laser systems such as the National Ignition Facility:


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Oct 13, 2023

IL-17: The molecule that could revolutionize autoimmune and cancer treatments

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The research paper explores the multifaceted role of the IL-17 family in immune response, covering everything from infection control to pathological conditions like autoimmune diseases and cancer. Future therapies may exploit IL-17’s unique signaling pathways to offer more targeted and cost-effective treatments.

Oct 13, 2023

Tesla goes off-roading with Cybertruck, shares video to prove it

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Tesla’s Cybertruck shows off its off-road capabilities on a notoriously tough Baja track.

Oct 13, 2023

Reproducibility trial: 246 biologists get different results from same data sets

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Wide distribution of findings shows how analytical choices drive conclusions.

Oct 12, 2023

How to watch Saturday’s ‘ring of fire’ eclipse from wherever you are

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Saturday’s annular ‘ring of fire’ eclipse will be visible in 50 states, but only nine will get the full show. Use these tips to watch in person or online.

Oct 12, 2023

Malicious NuGet Package Targeting.NET Developers with SeroXen RAT

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🚨 Malicious NuGet package distributing SeroXen RAT targets. NET developers. The malicious user behind this package has released 6 other suspicious packages, with 2.1 million downloads.

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Oct 12, 2023

New electronic “stickers” measure force between objects

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Aiming to make the process more efficient and convenient, a team of researchers at the University of California San Diego have developed electronic “stickers” that help to measure this phenomenon.

Oct 12, 2023

Chronic Pain And Digital Care: A Fresh Approach For Employers

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With the opioid epidemic getting worse, it’s time for employers to recognize that the problem is far from distant—it’s impacting everyone, including their workforce. Costly treatment and disengaged employees are only a few of the ways opioid addictions may be impacting a company’s bottom line and culture. No one solution will fix the opioid epidemic, but digital care can be an easily accessible starting point. By adopting a digital solution, employers can provide their employees with the proper treatment they deserve, while maintaining a positive, healthy culture where employees can thrive.

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Oct 11, 2023

Ammonium chloride tastes like nothing else. It may be the sixth basic taste

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Scientists have just caught up with something that Scandinavians have suspected strongly for over a century: Ammonium chloride (NH4Cl) may be a basic taste, joining sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami.

Denizens of Finland, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, and the Netherlands gobble up the compound in “salmiak,” a salt licorice candy. But don’t be fooled by the “candy” label. As Andrew Richdale wrote for Saveur back in 2017, salmiak tastes nothing like any other candy you have ever tried.

“The first time I sampled salmiak… I spit it out on a Copenhagen street corner. It wasn’t that this powerful little pastille was bad. It’s just that my taste buds had never quite been lit up that way: smacked with a layer of sharp and sour salt dust, then soothed by something bitter and caramel-sweet. It felt simultaneously fascinating and… abusive? Or at least odd, like a knocked funny bone.”

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