Collaborate Disseminate
A new European study has found that 90% of so-called eco-friendly paper straws contain “forever chemicals,” compounds that don’t – or barely – break down and can accumulate in our bodies, leading to health problems. The findings are consistent with res… Continue reading Paper straws not so eco-friendly, 90% contain toxic “forever chemicals”
Researchers have discovered that lung-based immune cells can be “trained” to remember a previously encountered pathogen, making them more efficient at clearing out the cellular debris that accumulates during infection and reducing inflammation.Continue… Continue reading Lung immune cells “trained” to remove debris that causes inflammation
Researchers have developed a molecule that, when added to a polymer, increases the material’s durability by making it more like metal in terms of its ability to withstand temperature fluctuations. They say it could increase the durability of everything… Continue reading Game-changing molecule makes polymers more metal-like to up durability
Sony gave us a sneak peek of PlayStation’s first dedicated Remote Play device, then called Project Q, back in May. It’s now provided more details and announced that the device, renamed Portal, will launch later this year.Continue ReadingCategory: Elect… Continue reading Portal, PlayStation’s first dedicated remote player, to launch late 2023
Sony gave us a sneak peek of PlayStation’s first dedicated Remote Play device, then called Project Q, back in May. It’s now provided more details and announced that the device, renamed Portal, will launch later this year.Continue ReadingCategory: Elect… Continue reading Portal, PlayStation’s first dedicated remote player, to launch late 2023
A new study has identified a key metabolic pathway that is abnormally activated in people with brain fog, a common symptom of long COVID. The discovery opens the door to developing a way of diagnosing, monitoring and treating people with the condition…. Continue reading Newly identified pathway provides insight into long COVID brain fog
A new study has identified a key metabolic pathway that is abnormally activated in people with brain fog, a common symptom of long COVID. The discovery opens the door to developing a way of diagnosing, monitoring and treating people with the condition…. Continue reading Newly identified pathway provides insight into long COVID brain fog
Losing the ability to speak after a brain injury or due to disease leaves a person unable to express their thoughts, feelings and ideas, and can be incredibly isolating. In two recently published studies, researchers demonstrated how combining brain im… Continue reading Brain-computer interfaces give two women their voices back
Losing the ability to speak after a brain injury or due to disease leaves a person unable to express their thoughts, feelings and ideas, and can be incredibly isolating. In two recently published studies, researchers demonstrated how combining brain im… Continue reading Brain-computer interfaces give two women their voices back
A new study has found an association between a one-year-old’s screen time and an increased risk of developmental delays later in childhood, particularly in the areas of communication and problem-solving. The research adds to the existing data about how… Continue reading Early screen time linked to later childhood development delays