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By programming vehicles to reduce stop-and-go traffic using intelligent speed adjustments, significant reductions in emissions can be achieved.
Eco-driving could reduce urban carbon emissions by up to 22%, delivering a promising path for sustainable traffic without compromising safety
Approximately 1% of the world's population suffers from this condition, a significant number of whom are anodontia patients missing six or more teeth
Groundbreaking new drug regrows teeth – reshaping dental care worldwide
An international team of scientists and researchers may have found evidence pointing to the location of the legendary Noah’s Ark.
Biblical Discovery: Archeologists may have just found Noah’s Ark
Ancient architects might have designed a hydraulic system to hoist stone blocks, used to assemble the six-tiered, roughly 62-meter-tall pyramid of King Djoser
Archeologists discover how Egypt’s first pyramid may have been built
This technology will not only revolutionize energy production but also significantly reduce air pollution.
First-ever compact nuclear reactor runs for 8 years without water
The blue filaments show the greater Cosmic Web, with Laniākea highlighted.
Our cosmic neighborhood may be 10x larger than previously thought
The most common hair loss condition is called androgenic alopecia, also known as male- or female- pattern baldness.
Breakthrough procedure reverses hair loss due to both male and female pattern baldness
Lifesaving smartphone app turns your phone into a blood pressure monitor
Hemesh and the Alpha Monitor, designed to detect when individuals with Alzheimer's fall or wander away from their caregivers.
17-year-old student’s groundbreaking device has revolutionized dementia care worldwide
Alzheimer’s disease affects over 6 million Americans, is often accompanied by disruptions in the body’s circadian rhythm.
New evidence reveals surprising link between intermittent fasting and Alzheimer’s disease
This inexpensive and rapid testing method could significantly transform how public health initiatives are planned and managed in any future pandemics.
Origami paper sensors could help early detection of infectious diseases
University of Maryland Atmospheric and Oceanic Science Professor Ning Zeng holds the 3,775-year-old log that is the subject of a new study in Science.
3,775-year-old preserved log could revolutionize the fight against climate change
Dual-action cell therapy engineered to eliminate established tumors and train the immune system to eradicate primary tumor and prevent cancer’s recurrence.
Groundbreaking cancer vaccine found to both kill and prevent brain cancer
A quantum processor semiconductor chip is seen connected to a circuit board.
Groundbreaking quantum computers harvest and teleport energy from empty space
The marble shrine was found by Innsbrook University archaeologists in Austria, with fragments of the ivory pyx stacked inside.
Archeologists discover 1,500 year-old ivory box linked to Moses and the Ten Commandments
The goal was to determine the effectiveness of each drug in reducing stiffness, the primary symptom of non-dystrophic myotonia.
Commonly used drug could revolutionize treatment of rare muscle disorder
Researchers recently unveiled a groundbreaking discovery in the fight against neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Breakthrough nasal spray can significantly improve cognitive performance