Meat-eating: extends human lifespans and is essential to help us thrive. Wide-ranging new research, 2022
You’re probably used to hearing meat-eating reviled in the media, but a new study out
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You’re probably used to hearing meat-eating reviled in the media, but a new study out
Scientists are suggesting that nanoparticles and electric coils could be used as a means of
A new study shows that exposure to pollution may reduce the benefits of exercise. The
An Israeli company unveiled the world’s largest lab-grown steak yesterday. MeaTeach showed off a 3.67
Scientists in South Korea have created a new durable neural interface that can measure brain signals direct inside the brain itself. The interface is so advanced that it can even be used to deliver drugs at the site to ensure that the interface is not responsible for causing inflammation.
Scientists are looking to grow mRNA vaccines inside plants, in a bid to make them easier to produce and store and to reduce vaccine hesitancy.
Synthetic Protein may be the next big thing in clothing. Researchers have found a way to make microbes produce titin, a muscular protein, which can then be spun into fabric.
You’re probably used to hearing meat-eating reviled in the media, but a new study out
Scientists are suggesting that nanoparticles and electric coils could be used as a means of
A new study shows that exposure to pollution may reduce the benefits of exercise. The
An Israeli company unveiled the world’s largest lab-grown steak yesterday. MeaTeach showed off a 3.67
Scientists in South Korea have created a new durable neural interface that can measure brain signals direct inside the brain itself. The interface is so advanced that it can even be used to deliver drugs at the site to ensure that the interface is not responsible for causing inflammation.
Scientists are looking to grow mRNA vaccines inside plants, in a bid to make them easier to produce and store and to reduce vaccine hesitancy.
Synthetic Protein may be the next big thing in clothing. Researchers have found a way to make microbes produce titin, a muscular protein, which can then be spun into fabric.
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