Neurobiologists Actually Managed to Reverse Stroke Damage Using Human Skin Cells
Not only did the treatment restore mobility in the animal models, it also restored their sense of touch just six months after the treatment.
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5-year Study Reveals Why Ovarian Cancer Recurs and How to Stop It
UCLA researchers have discovered "ticking time bombs" in ovarian cancer patients after chemo, and have a new therapy to defuse them.
Simple New Blood Test For Prostate Cancer Determines Presence and Stage of Cancer With 99% Accuracy
A new blood test can detect the presence and stage of prostate cancer with an accuracy of around 99%—reducing the need for invasive biopsies.
Teen from Wildfire-Hit Town Wins $250k Scholarship for Awesome Explanation of Quantum Tunneling
Fort McMurray teenager Maryam Tsegaye just won a $250,000 global science prize for her perfect explanation of quantum tunneling.
Listen to the Superfluid MIT Scientists Have Modeled to Emulate the Sound of a Neutron Star
MIT physicists have created a perfect fluid in the laboratory, a glissando of sound waves that the team sent through as fermions.
Australia Blows Science's Collective Mind by Mapping 3 Million Galaxies in 300 Hours
ASKAP, the CSIRO telescope array of 36 dishes in Australia, has mapped the entire 3 million never-before-seen galaxies all in just 300 hours.
Amateur Astronomer Tracks Possible Source of the Famous 'Wow!' Signal - a Mystery Since 1977
43 years after Big Ears Observatory's Jerry Ehamn recorded his famous Wow! signal, a citizen scientist has found the signal's origin star.
Sufferers Living With Severe Arthritis Could be Given Lasting Pain Relief Thanks to a New Technique
A new 'stunning' procedure offers lasting pain relief for patients suffering from moderate to severe arthritis in their hip and shoulder joints.
Gone For a Century, Plant Finally Shows Itself When Conservation Work on 'Ghost Pond' Stirs Up Hidden Seed
For the first time in a century, the ultra-rare species gass-poly grew from the mud of a Norfolk pond, giving hope to conservationists.
90-Year-old in UK Becomes First to Get Pfizer Vaccine: "There is light at the end of the tunnel"
A 90-year-old grandmother in England, Margaret Keenan, just became the first in the world to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.
Physicist Uses a Cotton Candy Machine to Make Respirator Filters for N95 Masks Cheaper
A study published in PNAS demonstrates that N95-like face masks can be made by spinning plastic in a cotton candy machine.
His Invention For Renewable Energy Inspired by the Physics of Northern Lights Just Won the 2020 Dyson Prize
Carvey Ehren Maigue'sAuREUS invention harvests UV light and converts it into visible light to generate electricity.
Canadian Scientists Develop Eco-Friendly Substitute for Palm Oil That's Good for Human Health
Scientists in Canada create a low-cost alternative to palm oil that uses a simple enzyme to turn liquid vegetable oils into solids.
New Study Suggests Mouthwash Can Kill Coronavirus in Saliva in 30 Seconds
Cardiff University researchers have found that certain mouthwashes can kill the coronavirus in human saliva in 30 seconds.
In World First, Recycling Plant Uses Special Kiln to Make Disposing of Asbestos Safe For Future Generations
The company Thermal Recycling in England developed an envrionmentally responsible way of disposing of asbestos, a world first.
Man Becomes Rich When Meteorite From Heaven Crashes Through His Roof
A rare CM1/2 carbonaceous chondrite meteorite worth a million bucks hits the home of Indonesian coffin maker Josua Hutagalung.
After Talking to Firefighters, a Startup Created a Tool That Maps Every California Tree to Help Predict Fire Spread
With the help of lidar and a band of satellites, the Salifornia Forest Obervatory will allow firefighters to map every tree in the state.
Tiny Spacecraft is 'Solar Sailing' in Orbit Using Only Sunlight, a Revolution in Space Exploration
LightSail 2 has entered extended mission phase as the Planetary Society continues gathering data on solar sailing spacecraft.
Study During Lockdown Shows Video Gaming -Even For Hours- Can Help Your Mental Health
An Oxford study used industry data on gaming hours and found time spent playing video games isn't important to how it affects mental health.
'Saint' Dolly Parton Partly Funded Moderna's Promising New Coronavirus Vaccine
In April, Dolly Parton announced she was donatiing $1m to covid-19 research. The Moderna vaccine, which she helped fund, looks promising.
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