Scientists at Osaka University have successfully controlled nano-sized magnets by heating, amplifying microwave signals and achieving a higher efficiency than current STT-MRAM technology. This breakthrough reduces power consumption of magnetoresistive random access memory (MRAM) and artificial intelligence (AI) devices.
New research shows aerosols' cooling effect is nearly twice higher than previously thought, necessitating a recalculation of climate change models. This discovery highlights the complexity of global warming and the need for further study.
Scientists have discovered two methods to mend DNA-protein crosslinks and established how DNA replication triggers these repair processes. The researchers hope their findings can be used to develop more efficient combination treatments for cancer cells.
A study led by Newcastle University found that turning off street lights at midnight has no negative impact on moths' ability to pollinate plants. In fact, it may even help restore natural behavior. By switching off part of the night, local authorities can save energy while supporting nocturnal wildlife.
A new brain training game, Decoder, has been shown to improve attention and concentration in healthy young adults after playing for 8 hours over a month. The game was tested against Bingo and no game controls, with significant improvements in focus and performance.
A University of Adelaide study found that orthodontic treatment has no long-term impact on dental health. The research followed 448 participants from age 13 to 30 and found that those with straight teeth still required regular brushing and check-ups to prevent decay.