Scientists analyzing data from heavy ion collisions at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC)—the world's most powerful particle ...

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What happens when art refuses to stay in the gallery, scholarship steps off the page and ideas demand a live audience? The University of West Georgia’s Culture Lab exists in that charged space — where ...

New Delhi: Ninety-four years after its founding, the Indian Statistical Institute (ISI) faces a dispute over its autonomy as a section of faculty, students and alumni oppose a draft Bill they say ...

Tracking people’s light exposure in everyday life reveals that brighter, more stable daily light is linked to feeling less sleepy and responding faster on key cognitive tasks, highlighting light as a ...

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Griffith University researchers have shown the shape and surface chemistry of microscopic “re‑entrant” structures - tiny overhanging caps arranged like mushroom tops - can tune how cancer cells stick, ...

In a laboratory just north of Chicago, the future of medical monitoring is quietly taking shape. From flexible electronic monitors the size of a Band-Aid to tiny pacemakers that dissolve harmlessly in ...

From flexible electronic monitors the size of a Band-Aid to tiny pacemakers that dissolve harmlessly in the body when no longer needed — the work of the Querrey Simpson Institute of Bioelectronics at ...