Scientists from the world's leading institutes have made important progress in creating synthetic cells, developing key systems for energy production and nutrient transfer.
Geological surveys on Easter Island have revealed 165-million-year-old zircons, raising new questions about the dynamics of the Earth's mantle and volcanic activity.
A recent discovery in quantum research allows the manipulation of quantum states of light through synthetic dimensions, which opens the door to new applications in computing and communications.
Batteries that use iron become a key player in energy storage, and the addition of silicates reduces unwanted chemical reactions and increases efficiency.
The recently developed V-score helps scientists compare quantum methods and identify the most complex quantum systems, opening new doors to quantum computing and its application in real industries.
New research reveals that men and women use different biological systems for pain relief, which could significantly improve gender-specific therapies and reduce opioid dependence, especially in women.