Discover How Cells Navigate Like Tiny Trains
Cells move like trains, navigating through complex environments and interacting with each other.
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Exploring Michelangelo’s Last Decades
In the twilight of his life, Michelangelo’s lesser-known works reveal how a genius grapples with aging.
New Insights into Electric Vehicle Battery Life
Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory have identified why a promising lithium-ion battery cathode material degrades with use.
Voyager 1 Continues Journey Beyond Solar System
The universe has been expanding since the Big Bang, with matter becoming less dense and hot over time.
The Mysterious Dance of Space and Time
The universe has been expanding since the Big Bang, with matter becoming less dense and hot over time.
Say Goodbye to Work-Related Shoulder Pain
Work-related musculoskeletal disorders are a significant concern in the workforce, with shoulder injuries causing considerable downtime and productivity loss.
The Day Earth Lost Its Shield
Around 2 million years ago, Earth may have lost its protective bubble, the heliosphere, due to a dense cold cloud of hydrogen atoms.
How Wood Becomes Stone: The Science of Petrification
Petrified wood, a fossil millions of years old, forms when wood’s biological components are replaced by minerals like silica.
Navigating the Complexity of Ultraprocessed Foods
Ultraprocessed foods have been a hot topic in the media, but the reality is more complex than the headlines suggest.