Researchers from Brown University have developed a software that makes use of AI language models to break down instructions for the robot and also removes the need for training data. Thus, making it seamless for humans to communicate with robots.

Researchers from the University of California San Diego, in collaboration with Australian colleagues, have developed bacteria that can detect tumor DNA within a live organism. This breakthrough showed the potential of using the newly designed “Cellular Assay for Targeted CRISPR-discriminated Horizontal gene transfer” system to identify the presence of cancer in the colons of mice.

We explore the significance of device connectivity as the fundamental element in implementing lab automation strategies and future-proofing laboratory operations. Through expert perspectives, we explain how device connectivity standards, such as LADS and SiLA, unify device driver development, improve data management, and promote efficient and effective lab execution workflows.

Scientists have developed an innovative magnetic gel that has the ability to heal diabetic wounds three times faster and also reduce the rates of recurrence which will help to lower the incidents of limb amputations.

Final results of landmark study confirm two-thirds reduction in cases of malaria, including cases of severe malaria, and deaths from malaria, for RTS,S-drug combination over either intervention given alone in settings of highly seasonal malaria transmission.

A multi-national research team has shed light on a long-standing mystery in the African/Eurasian fossil record, revealing a significant bottleneck event in early human history. Utilizing Fitcoal, a groundbreaking method, the scientists analyzed over 3,000 modern human genomes to trace our ancestral past.

Ziath’s Mohawk 48 tube selector and picker has been designed to select and pick wide, heavy, or tall tubes which makes it perfect for retrieving individual whole tissue samples from storage.

A physician has listed out all the signs to watch out for in case you are suffering from a heat stroke. She also offers tips to stay cool in the hot weather.

An extensive meta-study reveals that the world relies too heavily on individual households for climate change adaptation, with little systematic collaboration between global, national, and local actors. Experts from Universität Hamburg and LMU Munich warn of the pressing need for cohesive action, and the potential risks of isolated measures.

Researchers have revealed that the extra legs found in caterpillars i.e. the chubby abdominal appendeages also known as prolegs can be traced back to the origins of an ancient genetic program associated with crabs.