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Scientists develop tiny injectable robots to treat brain bleeding caused by aneurysms

Scientists develop tiny injectable robots to treat brain bleeding caused by aneurysms

Scientists at the University of Edinburgh are developing tiny, injectable robots to perform complex treatments within the human body. Researchers demonstrated that swarms of magnetized nanobots could potentially treat brain bleeds caused by aneurysms, which result in about 500,000 deaths…
Telegram CEO: Charges for crimes committed by 3rd parties ‘misguided approach’

Telegram CEO: Charges for crimes committed by 3rd parties ‘misguided approach’

Pavel Durov, founder and CEO of Telegram, expressed surprise at his recent arrest in France, labeling the actions of French authorities as “misguided,” Anadolu Agency reported today. In his first public comments since the incident, Durov criticized the approach of…
International Treaty on AI Risks Signed by Multiple Nations

International Treaty on AI Risks Signed by Multiple Nations

In a landmark development, the EU, US, and UK have signed the Council of Europe’s first-ever international legally binding treaty aimed at addressing the risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI), Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. The Framework Convention on artificial intelligence,…
Breakthrough in Gene Therapy Promises Safer Treatment for Genetic Diseases

Breakthrough in Gene Therapy Promises Safer Treatment for Genetic Diseases

Researchers at the University of Hawai’i’s John A. Burns School of Medicine have unveiled a groundbreaking gene-editing method that promises safer and more effective treatment for genetic diseases, earth.com reported. This innovative technique utilizes a super-active integrase to insert therapeutic…
World’s First Nuclear Clock Prototype Outperforms Atomic Clocks

World’s First Nuclear Clock Prototype Outperforms Atomic Clocks

A groundbreaking prototype nuclear clock has been developed, promising to surpass the precision of existing atomic clocks, New Atlas reported yesterday. Atomic clocks, which measure vibrations of atoms like cesium-133, have long been the gold standard for timekeeping, losing only…
Timing of blood pressure medication does not impact outcomes, new research finds

Timing of blood pressure medication does not impact outcomes, new research finds

Researchers from the University of British Columbia, Canada, have found that there is no significant difference in the effectiveness of taking blood pressure medication in the morning or evening. The study’s findings, presented at the European Society of Cardiology Congress…
Brazil: Supreme Court bans “X” following Musk’s refusal to comply with local laws

Brazil: Supreme Court bans “X” following Musk’s refusal to comply with local laws

One of the world’s leading social networks, X, has been taken offline in Brazil—home to the fifth largest digital population—due to Elon Musk’s refusal to comply with local laws, resulting in the platform being blocked by the supreme court, news…
UBC Engineers Create Innovative Solution to Combat “Forever Chemicals”

UBC Engineers Create Innovative Solution to Combat “Forever Chemicals”

Chemical engineers at the University of British Columbia (UBC) have developed a groundbreaking water treatment system that captures and destroys harmful PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), commonly known as “forever chemicals,” SciTech Daily reported yesterday. This dual-action system combines an…
Scientists discover massive seamount and rare marine species in Pacific Ocean

Scientists discover massive seamount and rare marine species in Pacific Ocean

Oceanographers led by the Schmidt Ocean Institute in California have discovered a massive underwater mountain in the Pacific Ocean, 900 miles off the coast of Chile, the CNN reported. The seamount, which rises 3,109 meters (1.9 miles) from the ocean…
NASA’s JWST Discovers Six Rogue Worlds

NASA’s JWST Discovers Six Rogue Worlds

Scientists using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have identified six “rogue worlds” in the NGC 1333 cloud, located about 960 light-years from Earth, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. These celestial bodies, not gravitationally bound to any star, are larger than…
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