The University of Oxford’s research team, under the leadership of Dr. Yujia Zhang, has achieved a remarkable breakthrough in the field of tiny bio-integrated devices capable of direct cellular stimulation. This pioneering work was recently highlighted in the esteemed Nature journal…
Dr. Yujia Zhang: Innovations in Bio-integrated Devices Read More »
In the intricate web of mammalian motor function, the concept of “pause-and-play” introduces a refreshing perspective on movement and sensory stimulation. Contrary to what some might think, pausing isn’t merely an absence of movement…
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In a ground-breaking development, a team of researchers led by Dr. Erwin Reisner from the Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry at the University of Cambridge has…
Dr. Jolyon Troscianko, a notable researcher from the University of Exeter in England, has taken a significant leap in the field of vision science. He proposes a new model that offers a deeper understanding…
A joint research team from the John Innes Centre and Stanford University has recently revealed the complete enzymes required to make limonoids, published in Science…
A recent article published in Nature magazine by Dr. Rhys Grinter, Ashleigh Kropp, a Ph.D. student, and Professor Chris Greening from the Monash University Biomedicine Discovery Institute in Melbourne,…
We are honored to be able to interview Dr. Chen-Hui Chen, Researcher at Academia Sinica in Taiwan. Dr. Chen has dedicated himself to studying tissue regeneration mechanisms…
Dr. Chen-Hui Chen’s Breakthrough Discovery – Unusual Skin Cell Division in Zebrafish Read More »
Dr. Zeinab Hosseinidoust and her research team at McMaster University have successfully invented a new way of combating bacterial contamination in our food…
Dr. Zeinab Hosseinidoust’s Newly Developed Powerful Sprayable Phage Disinfectants Read More »
We (ON) are thrilled to be able to have an enlightening conservation with Dr. Oliver Warr (OW) on his team’s discovery of 1.2-billion-year-old…
Cracking the Secrets of Billion Year Old Underground Water by Dr. Oliver Warr Read More »
In many plants, a self-similar pattern is often observed in leaves, flowers, or shoots (e.g., Fern leaves). Common cauliflowers are exceptional in this regard in that their self-similarity…
Cauliflower’s Fractal Pattern, A Key to Understanding Nature Read More »