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A wearable clip using a nanocellulose-coated optical microfiber turns deliberate exhalations into on-off signals, reaching 98.5 percent accuracy in multi-user coded-message tests without false triggers.
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The battery-free WIRES hydrogel patch wirelessly signals rising gum inflammation and releases an immune-calming microRNA, which reduced inflammation when tested in laboratory mice with periodontitis.
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Using Solar Orbiter images, Peking University researchers found 2,318 high-frequency waves in polar coronal plumes, carrying about 2.6 times more energy than earlier data implied.
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In 61 women with breast cancer, clinically significant fatigue rose from 29.5 to 70.5 percent after two chemotherapy cycles, tracking changes in one brain region.
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A Science Bulletin perspective argues pathology AI tools must be interpretable, validated in real clinics and judged by their effect on care, not accuracy alone.
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University of Osaka researchers found enzyme-treated liver-cell vesicles suppressed lung inflammation in mice by prompting lung cells to release protective lipids, a so-called “lipid counterstorm.”
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University of Osaka researchers built a self-cycling nanopore whose history-dependent electrical spikes, decoded by machine learning, distinguished all four DNA nucleotides and seven amino acids.
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Comparing field-warming experiments with seven crop models, Peking University researchers estimate 1°C of warming could cut global rice yields about 8 percent, double earlier projections.
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Tokyo University of Science researchers used a genetic algorithm to design unconventional magnonic crystals with wider band gaps, a step toward future low-power spin-wave computing.
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A Zhejiang University study of 2,318 Chinese adults linked each additional heatwave to about half a year of added biological aging, possibly through disrupted metabolism.
