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New innovations that are improving our lives

Breakthrough in Tooth Decay Treatment Could Replace Root Canals

A breakthrough may be on the horizon that could spare countless patients from the anxiety-inducing sounds of dental drills

Artificial knee cartilage is stronger than the real thing, study finds

Researchers from Duke University crafted a gel-based alternative to cartilage that surpasses the strength and durability of the real thing

NASA’s incredible new solid-state battery could revolutionize air travel

New solid-state sulfur selenium battery has the potential to revolutionize aviation by replacing traditional gas engines with electricity

Groundbreaking discovery unlocks new frontier in mind control technology

Metamaterials and their two-dimensional counterparts, metasurfaces, have been revolutionizing the field of materials science

First-ever technology allows the brain to function independently from the body

Research achieved a groundbreaking milestone in neuroscience by developing a pioneering device capable of isolating blood flow to the brain

First-of-its-kind gene therapy shows promise in shrinking liver cancer tumors

Researchers have demonstrated the potential of gene therapy to effectively shrink hepatocellular carcinoma, a deadly form of liver cancer

Scientists build tiny biological robots from human cells to drive regenerative healing

In the future, patient-derived biobots could serve as therapeutic tools for regeneration, healing, and disease treatment.

Researchers develop genius new anti-fogging method to keep glasses, car windshields clear

The innovative films hold the potential for a wide range of applications, including anti-fogging and anti-reflective coatings for eyeglasses

Lifechanging technology could reduce daily diabetes injections to just three shots a year

Scientists have unveiled a pioneering hydrogel drug delivery system capable of transforming diabetes and weight control drug delivery

Google's Innovative Geothermal Project in Nevada Powers Data Centers with Clean Energy

Its a significant step toward Google's goal of sourcing carbon pollution-free electricity to power its data centers around the clock by 2030