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Going with the flow 2018-11-01 A simulation of the forces induced on cylinders by ocean currents could help in the design of off-shore platforms Wavelength shift could lead to cheap infrared scans 2018-11-01 Using a crystal to link visible light to infrared opens a window on infrared sensing Controlling the gene for the ‘immortalizing enzyme’ 2018-11-16 Revealing how a gene is activated in cancer cells to produce an enzyme that helps the cells thrive could lead to new treatments Putting body heat in the device game 2018-11-16 If thermoelectric materials can convert low-grade heat into electricity, we may never need to charge wearable technology at home again. Taking the edge off of nanoscale heat 2018-11-01 Simulations of graphene-like nanoribbons show that small tweaks to their edge structures can drastically alter heat conduction How a cell’s fate is controlled 2018-11-16 A dual-function protein switch can be tweaked to improve the effectiveness of cellular reprogramming Brain region controls hunger in mice 2018-11-01 A previously unsuspected region in the brain has been implicated in controlling feeding in mice Quelling anti-viral responses 2018-11-30 The Influenza A virus deliberately enhances levels of the human p53 protein to reduce anti-viral gene and protein expression Genetic model refines knowledge of new cancer drugs 2018-11-30 Mouse studies have revealed more about the mechanisms behind cancer drugs in trials Reducing unnecessary medication for hepatitis B patients 2018-11-30 A collaboration between A*STAR and Duke-NUS Medical School has gotten closer to freeing some chronic hepatitis B patients from a life of medication Blood factories closer to reality 2018-11-30 With an eye to transfusion for patients, researchers are getting close to growing huge numbers of red blood cells in industrial-grade vats Identifying white knights of the arteries 2018-11-30 A sub-group of white blood cells help maintain arterial structure and may aid development of treatments for vascular diseases
