MELBOURNE, Oct. 10 (Xinhua) — Scientists in Australia have developed a coin-sized fluid-based chip that behaves like neural pathways of the brain, potentially heralding a new generation of computers.
The chip channels ions through tiny…
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Impact of low environmental temperatures on the global burden of myocarditis: insights from the 1990–2021 global burden of disease study | BMC Cardiovascular Disorders
Risk factors for myocarditis
Both low and high environmental temperatures re-identified as primary risk factors for myocarditis, with low environmental temperature being the most significant. GBD data from 1990 to 2021 confirms that low…
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Inside Charley Vezza’s surrealistic world of laugh-out-loud furniture
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Italian companies are known for turning the dreams of creatives into reality. Our dreams are just a little more…
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Carsten Höller wants us to slap each other (for fun)
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Art and play have a long and friendly relationship. The surrealists loved to play games; the French novelist Georges…
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Gustaf Westman – inside the Instagram interiors sensation’s ‘chaotic’ world
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You know you’ve arrived at Swedish designer Gustaf Westman’s studio-meets-testing ground when you see the three wide…
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World Mental Health Day 2025: Let's move? Gracie Gold and sister Carly – Olympics.com
- World Mental Health Day 2025: Let’s move? Gracie Gold and sister Carly Olympics.com
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Collector Berry Dijkstra – creating pile-ups where ‘form follows fun’
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Over the past 10 years, Berry Dijkstra has constructed a curious career. “I mostly tell people that I’m a composition…
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Let’s move? Gracie Gold and sister Carly
As a figure skater in the women’s singles event, Gracie Gold took to the ice alone.
Yet behind the scenes, twin sister Carly was always a steadying presence during the highlights of a career that resulted in a team Olympic bronze medal from Sochi…
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Electron transfer plays an underappreciated role in battery charging cycles | Research
The charging and discharging rates of a wide range of lithium-ion batteries are better explained using model that accounts for both electron and lithium ion transfer, researchers in the US have shown. The findings, which show that ion transfer…
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How gymnastics stars Simone Biles, Suni Lee, Jordan Chiles and Jade Carey built a legacy beyond medals
U.S. gymnastics stars Simone Biles, Suni Lee, Jordan Chiles, and Jade Carey have been through it all.
They’ve supported each other in highs – like the Olympic Games Paris 2024, where Team USA took gold – and the lows – like the…
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