Phyisical Sciences for October November & December (80aH*) :
– First valence electron measurements capture fleeting reaction process,
– Teleportation achieved between quantum computers in a world first,
– A large structure that hosts 20 massive galaxies.
Social Sciences for October November & December (80aH*) :
– Effect of maternal stress during pregnancy on an unborn child.
New Technologies for July August & September (80aH*) :
– Modified virus allowing hearing cells to transmit sound again,
– A chip-sized 3D printer radically transforming the way we make things,
– An AI massage robot understanding your needs without any single request
Physical Sciences for July August & September (80aH*) :
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– A giant molecular cloud of gas and dust in the Milky Way
Life Sciences for July, August, September (80aH*) :
– Synthetic chromosomes to better understand how our DNA works,
– Pancreatic cells still functioning and producing insulin,
– The hemifusome produces spherical vesicles that envelop different types of cellular materials,
– The brain acts like an orchestra conductor
New Technologies for September & October (79aH*) :
– A microscope to observe electron movements,
– Magnetic fields and nanoparticles to activate specific neurons,
– Slow down light and quantum physics laws
Physical Sciences for September & October (79aH*) :
– Exoplanet Wasp-107b, about 200 light-years from Earth ,
– Static electricity, frictions and charge,
– New observations using James Webb Space’ Telescope,
– Gravity can exist even without mass
Life Sciences for September & October (79aH*) :
– This Benjamin-Button-like jellyfish can age in reverse,
– A specific neural circuit plays a central role in the placebo effect,
– Severely brain injured patients may show consciousness when assessed properly
Social Sciences for July & August (79aH*) :
– Daily hugs help us in many ways
New Technologies for July & August (79aH*) :
– Brain tissue cryogenically frozen without affecting its function,
– Superconductors now work at room temperature