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Updates every hour. Last Updated: 30-Apr-2025 11:08 ET (30-Apr-2025 15:08 GMT/UTC)
Life’s hardest moments shouldn’t be exploited online, say researchers of new online safety tool
University of SurreyHusker engineers work to commercialize wearable health monitoring device
University of Nebraska-LincolnA University of Nebraska–Lincoln research team is another step closer to bringing to market a game-changing monitoring device that could streamline the day-to-day work of medical professionals and boost the mobility and independence of a variety of patient populations.
Improving indoor air quality for better public health
University of California - DavisNASA's Lucy spacecraft takes its first images of asteroid Donaldjohanson
NASA/Goddard Space Flight CenterNASA’s Lucy spacecraft has its next flyby target, the small main belt asteroid Donaldjohanson, in its sights. By blinking between images captured by Lucy on Feb. 20 and 22, this animation shows the perceived motion of Donaldjohanson relative to the background stars as the spacecraft rapidly approaches the asteroid.
Novel feather-light ‘heat shield’ materials
University of BirminghamSafer infrastructure through AI
National Center for Supercomputing Applications- Journal
- Structural Health Monitoring
Postdoctoral recruitment for lung cancer and lung transplantation team 2025
National Center for Respiratory MedicineProfessor JIANXING HE, a leading scientist is recruiting postdoctoral candidates. His team pioneered on (1) tubeless minimally invasive techniques, including autonomous ventilation lung transplantation and tracheal reconstruction; (2) An intelligent screening, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation system for lung cancer; (3) Heterotopic heart-lung combined transplantation. Prof. HE’s team has published a large number of internationally influential research achievements, encompassing significant innovations in lung cancer surgery, personalized treatment, and application of cutting-edge technologies. Their work has been featured in top-tier international scholarly journals such as NEJM and The Lancet, with a total of 678 SCI papers published. Among these, 36 papers’ IF>30, and 72 papers’ IF>10.
Dialing in scientific and operational performance
DOE/Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility- Funder
- DOE/US Department of Energy
New regulations for fair play in roller skiing thanks to Swedish students
Chalmers University of TechnologyThe sport of roller skiing has long been plagued with a concern. The wheels of the skis roll differently, which can cause the individual’s speed to vary considerably, and as such, the finish times can be impacted by several minutes. Now students at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have developed a new measuring instrument and method to standardise the resistance of the wheels – and make the sport fairer. Starting this year, the Swedish Ski Association will base its official guidelines for recommended wheels on the students' measurement method.