Kepler's Old Data Yields New Discovery: KOI-134 System Hosts Two Planets in Unique Orbits
2025-11-19
Reanalysis of archival data from NASA's Kepler Space Telescope has revealed a stunning truth about the KOI-134 system: two planets orbit their star in a highly unusual configuration, overturning the ...
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AI-Driven Breakthrough in High-temperature Shape Memory Alloy Development
2025-11-19
A research team from Texas A&M University has published groundbreaking results in Acta Materialia, successfully optimizing the development process for high-temperature shape memory alloys through ...
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Hubble Captures Light from Galaxy UGC 11397, Unveiling Secrets of a Supermassive Black Hole
2025-11-19
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, in collaboration with the European Space Agency, has recently captured a remarkable beam of light—one that traveled 250 million years across the cosmos to reach the t...
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Nanoparticle Targeted Delivery System Boosts Anticancer Drug Efficacy While Reducing Side Effects
2025-11-19
A research team from the University of Chicago Medicine Comprehensive Cancer Center has developed a novel nanoparticle drug delivery system that specifically recognizes cancer cells and releases high ...
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Drexel University Develops Ultrasonic Inspection Technology to Enhance Lithium-Ion Battery Safety Screening
2025-11-19
To address the growing global problem of lithium-ion battery-related fires, researchers at Drexel University have developed a benchtop ultrasonic diagnostic tool that can quickly and cost-effectively ...
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West Virginia University Develops Novel Fuel Cell to Power Green Transformation of Modern Grids
2025-11-19
To build a modern grid capable of flexibly handling fluctuating renewable energy from solar, wind, and other sources, engineers at West Virginia University have achieved a major breakthrough: a revers...
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Carnegie Mellon University Achieves Breakthrough in Non-invasive Brain-computer Interface
2025-11-19
A major breakthrough in brain-computer interface (BCI) research at the intersection of advanced equipment manufacturing and biomedical engineering brings new hope to more than one billion people world...
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U.S. Plans "Fly Factory" in Texas to Combat Screwworm and Protect Cattle
2025-11-19
The U.S. government plans to open a "fly factory"-like facility by the end of this year and announced on Wednesday that it will breed hundreds of millions of flies in Texas near the Mexican border t...
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Discovery of Key Plasmodium Proteins by the University of California Provides New Targets for Anti-malaria Therapies
2025-11-18
A research team led by Professor Karine Le Roch at the University of California, Riverside has made a significant breakthrough in the study of Plasmodium, discovering two key proteins that may serve a...
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Mars Climate Change Reinterpreted: Short Episodes of Liquid Water Alternating With Long Periods of Desertification
2025-11-18
A research team led by University of Chicago planetary scientist Edwin Kite has proposed a new model of Mars' climate evolution, revealing the mechanism by which Mars experienced brief periods of liq...
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Superconducting Qubits Advance Magnon Research, Paving the Way for Quantum Computing Devices
2025-11-18
Researchers at the Grainger College of Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have published a new study in Applied Physics Reviews, revealing a novel technique that uses supercond...
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South Korea Develops World's First Vertical Modular Spent Nuclear Fuel Dry Storage System
2025-11-18
The world's first vertical modular spent nuclear fuel dry storage model (COSMOS), developed by Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Company (KHNP), has recently drawn attention from the domestic and inter...
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