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4D electric circuit network with topology |
| 2 |
2D molecular crystals modulating electronic properties of
organic semiconductors |
| 3 |
Intent defined optical network for intelligent operation and
maintenance |
| 4 |
Molybdenum telluride nanosheets enable selective
electrochemical production of hydrogen peroxide |
| 5 |
Hierarchical self-assembly of atomically precise nanoclusters |
| 6 |
Construction of hollow nanoreactors for enhanced
photo-oxidations |
| 7 |
Molecule-plasmon coupling strength tunes surface-enhanced
infrared absorption spectral lineshapes |
| 8 |
VR and AR devices at 1/100 the cost and 1/10,000 the thickness
in the works |
| 9 |
Less water could sustain more Californians if we make every
drop count |
| 10 |
New technique separates industrial noise from natural seismic
signals |
| 11 |
Determining the quantity and location of lipids in the brain |
| 12 |
Depression symptoms linked to reduced cognitive control in
people with autism |
| 13 |
COVID-19 tests compared |
| 14 |
Protein shapes matter in Alzheimer's research |
| 15 |
Researchers find potential drug treatment targets for
alcohol-related liver disease |
| 16 |
Fishing rod 'selfie stick' and scientific sleuthing turn up
clues to extinct sea reptile |
| 17 |
Researchers urge clinical trial of blood pressure drug to
prevent complication of Covid-19 |
| 18 |
Is your job killing you? Stress, lack of autonomy, ability can
lead to depression, death |
| 19 |
Landmark recommendations on development of artificial
intelligence and the future of global health |
| 20 |
MUSC researchers link gene mutation to autism behaviors |
| 21 |
Scientists use light to accelerate supercurrents, access
forbidden light, quantum world |
| 22 |
NASA's Curiosity rover finds clues to chilly ancient Mars
buried in rocks |
| 23 |
But it's a dry heat: Climate change and the aridification of
North America |
| 24 |
Ribs evolved for movement first, then co-opted for breathing |
| 25 |
What if we could design powerful drugs without unwanted side
effects? |
| 26 |
Statistical approach to COVID-19 clinical trials aims to
accelerate drug approval process |
| 27 |
Study suggests aggressive carbon taxation could help US meet
targets in Paris agreement |
| 28 |
New artificial intelligence model to bridge biology and
chemistry |
| 29 |
Subcellular chatter regulates longevity |
| 30 |
Study finds some reductions in community antibiotic resistant
infections and dispensing |
| 31 |
COVID-19 crisis triage--Optimizing health outcomes and
disability rights |
| 32 |
Field courses boost student success, support STEM diversity
efforts, study reveals |
| 33 |
Cooperation can be contagious particularly when people see the
benefit for others |
| 34 |
Observing the freely behaving brain in action |
| 35 |
Electrons break rotational symmetry in exotic low-temp
superconductor |
| 36 |
RNA molecules in maternal blood may predict pregnancies at
risk for preeclampsia |
| 37 |
Sustainable palm oil? How environmental protection and poverty
reduction can be reconciled |
| 38 |
Advanced X-ray technology tells us more about Meniere's
disease |
| 39 |
Keep away from water: Skoltech scientists show a promising
solid electrolyte is 'hydrophobic' |
| 40 |
Algorithmic autos |
| 41 |
MIT engineers propose a safer method for sharing ventilators |
| 42 |
Continuously tracking fear response could improve mental
health treatment |
| 43 |
Children not immune to coronavirus; new study from pandemic
epicenter describes severe COVID-19 response in children |
| 44 |
New study confirms important clues to fight ovarian cancer |
| 45 |
New analytic tool designed to help guide precision oncology
discovery and treatments |
| 46 |
Emerging viral diseases causing serious issues in west Africa |
| 47 |
Hunting for the next generation of conservation stewards |
| 48 |
Novel tool developed to diagnose and monitor autoimmune
disorders |
| 49 |
People with atrial fibrillation live longer with exercise |
| 50 |
Research shows that the combined production of fish and
vegetables can be profitable |
| 51 |
Why pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma is so lethal |
| 52 |
New biomarker could flag tumors that are sensitive to common
diabetes drug |
| 53 |
Texas A&M lab engineers 3D-functional bone tissues |
| 54 |
The Lancet: First prospective study of critically ill COVID-19
patients from New York City sheds light on how virus affects adult patients in USA |
| 55 |
Women in criminal justice system less likely to receive
treatment for opioid use |
| 56 |
Women told more white lies in evaluations than men: Study |
| 57 |
Exposure to TV alcohol ads linked to drinking behavior |
| 58 |
Uncovering Alzheimer's disease |
| 59 |
Immunotherapy, steroids had positive outcomes in children with
COVID-related multi-system inflammatory syndrome |
| 60 |
Rapid screening method targets fatty acids in yeast; Key to
sustainable bioproducts |
| 61 |
UMD researchers tap CRISPR technology to connect biology,
electronics |
| 62 |
Researchers go cuckoo: Antarctic penguins release an extreme
amount of laughing gas |
| 63 |
New rare disease with own facial features, cardiac defects and
developmental delay |
| 64 |
Nationwide survey about the corona pandemic |
| 65 |
Nature unveiling herself before science |
| 66 |
Thousands of lives could be lost to delays in cancer surgery
during COVID-19 pandemic |
| 67 |
Self-isolating? Get fit faster with multi-ghost racing |
| 68 |
Seven at one pulse |
| 69 |
Ecosystem diversity drives the origin of new shark and ray
species |
| 70 |
Retrofitting of VW Diesel engines was successful |
| 71 |
School segregation by wealth creating unequal learning
outcomes in the Global South |
| 72 |
Genetic tradeoffs do not stop evolution of antibiotic
resistance |
| 73 |
How does an increase in nitrogen application affect
grasslands? |
| 74 |
Computer model can process disparate sources of clinical data
to predict brain age |
| 75 |
Radio: The medium that is best dealing with the COVID-19
crisis |
| 76 |
Exposure to ultrafine aerosol particles in homes depends
primarily on people themselves |
| 77 |
Personalized ovarian cancer risk prediction reduces worries |
| 78 |
Scientists find a high hydrofluorocarbon emissions intensity
in the Yangtze River Delta region |
| 79 |
Rolling 50/30 day cycle of lockdown and relaxation could help
manage COVID-19 |
| 80 |
Found: Brain structure that controls our behavior |
| 81 |
A new electrostatic descriptor--The orbital electrostatic
energy |
| 82 |
Additional genetic cause for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
discovered |
| 83 |
Madagascar copal: New dating for an Antropocene ancient resin |
| 84 |
How do birds understand 'foreign' calls? |
| 85 |
Partial measures compromise effectiveness of efforts to combat
COVID-19 |
| 86 |
COVID-19 antibody testing needn't be perfect to guide public
health and policy decisions |
| 87 |
An open-access tool to accelerate drug discovery |
| 88 |
COVID-19 puts brakes on global emissions |
| 89 |
Discovery of a new biomarker for Alzheimer's sisease (AD) |
| 90 |
Faster breeding sea urchins: A comeback animal model for
developmental biology |
| 91 |
How some insects manage to halt their own growth in harsh
conditions |
| 92 |
HKBU scientists eliminate drug side effects by manipulating
molecular chirality |
| 93 |
Artificial pieces of brain use light to communicate with real
neurons |
| 94 |
Three-dimensional chessboards |
| 95 |
SUTD scientists led development of novel acoustofluidic
technology that isolates submicron particles |
| 96 |
Antibiotic exposure in infants associated with higher risks of
childhood obesity |
| 97 |
X-ray experiments zero in on COVID-19 antibodies |
| 98 |
Chemicals often found in consumer products could lead to
obesity and fatty liver diseases |
| 99 |
Mount Sinai first in US using artificial intelligence to
analyze COVID-19 patients |
| 100 |
Parent-led discussion about mutual strengths benefits
parent-teen communication |
| 101 |
Modified clinical trial protocol created in response to
urgency of COVID-19 pandemic |
| 102 |
Migratory secrets of recovering whale species |
| 103 |
A spreadable interlayer could make solid state batteries more
stable |
| 104 |
Animal study shows human brain cells repair damage in multiple
sclerosis |
| 105 |
Walking or cycling to work associated with reduced risk of
early death and illness |
| 106 |
African-American and white women share genes that increase
breast cancer risk |
| 107 |
Childhood obesity raises bladder cancer risk, study looking at
315,000 children suggests |
| 108 |
Ancient giant armored fish fed in a similar way to basking
sharks |
| 109 |
Scientists dissect the complex choices of animals |
| 110 |
COVID-19 crisis causes 17% drop in global carbon emissions |
| 111 |
Food system innovation--and how to get there |
| 112 |
Cervical precancer identified by fluorescence, in a step
toward bedside detection |
| 113 |
Stanford researcher envisions energy and environment landscape
after COVID-19 |
| 114 |
Daily Internet use is linked to social isolation |
| 115 |
Game-changing technologies can transform our food systems |
| 116 |
Pretty as a peacock: The gemstone for the next generation of
smart sensors |
| 117 |
How to improve the pneumococcus vaccine |
| 118 |
Cord blood study provides insights on benefits, limitations
for autism treatment |
| 119 |
Galactic cosmic rays now available for study on Earth, thanks
to NASA |
| 120 |
Six feet not far enough to stop virus transmission in light
winds |
| 121 |
Study reveals mental health of medical personnel working with
COVID-19 patients |
| 122 |
Feisty squid and fish fight back by dazzling attacking
elephant seals |
| 123 |
Six-month follow-up appropriate for BI-RADS 3 findings on
mammography |
| 124 |
Modeling COVID-19 data must be done with extreme care |
| 125 |
Image analysis technique provides better understanding of
heart cell defects |
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