USP technology was used by NASA in Artemis II.
Published on 18/04/2026 at 01:12 A tool created by researchers from the University of São Paulo was used by NASA throughout the Artemis II mission, which took 4 astronauts across…
Why are there people who can die from infectious diseases that are apparently mild for most
One of the guarantees of the Human Genome Project –which was printed 25 years in the past this 12 months– was that our genome would enable us to foretell what…
science and companies finally in the same system
The creation of the Agency for Research and Innovation goals to resolve a historic weak point of the Portuguese mannequin: the distance between scientific manufacturing and enterprise innovation. By concentrating…
Nelson, Riley named finalists in research and innovation vice chancellor search
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln has introduced two finalists for the vice chancellor for research and innovation place. Selected by way of an inside search, the candidates will take part in…
Ho Chi Minh City launches venture capital fund
DTO/NDO- The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Science and Technology held a ceremony on April 17 to launch town’s Venture Capital Fund, which shall be managed by the Ho…
China’s new nickel superconductor hits 63 K without extreme pressure
Scientists in China have reported nickel-based high-temperature superconductors reaching transition temperatures of 63 K, 50 K, and 46 K below ambient pressure. Published in Nature, the research by Xue Qikun’s…
Ulsan Wales and Ulsan University of Science and Technology Join Hands to Cultivate ‘On-Site Customized Sports Talent’
*This content material was translated by AI. /Photo=Ulsan Wales /Photo=Ulsan Wales Ulsan Wales, the KBO’s first citizen-owned workforce, and the Department of Sports Rehabilitation at Ulsan University of Science and…
Anabaena Learns A New Trick – Cyanobacteria Surprise Scientists With Evolutionary Shift
Down to the core. From left to proper: When rebuilt outdoors of residing cells, CorM kinds dynamic filaments. Cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) picture of purified CorM filaments. Successive zoom-ins present the…
Nuclear is booming. The workforce isn’t ready – @theU
There’s a decades-long workforce scarcity in radiation security, and it’s getting worse, based on Tom Johnson, well being physics program director at Colorado State University. “If everything goes as planned,…
New smart camera starts fining those who invade bus lanes and technology is already changing rules on busy roads in Brazil.
Automated monitoring expands enforcement and modifications circulation dynamics in unique corridors, with direct affect on city fluidity and driver conduct throughout peak hours on the primary avenues of the capital…