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Nanobody-based 3D immunohistochemistry allows rapid visualization in thick tissue samples

Nanobody-based 3D immunohistochemistry allows rapid visualization in thick tissue samples

Three-dimensional immunohistochemistry (3D-IHC) has transformed our ability to visualize the spatial arrangement of cells and molecules in intact tissues. However, traditional methods are often time-consuming and suffer from poor antibody penetration, which limits their effectiveness in deep tissues. This bottleneck has posed significant challenges in neuroscience, pathology, and biomedical imaging, where rapid and detailed mapping of large tissue volumes is essential.

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Chemical 'staples' help collagen resist unraveling and repair itself after being heated

Chemical 'staples' help collagen resist unraveling and repair itself after being heated

Simon Fraser University (SFU) research is yielding new insights into one of the most perplexing properties of collagen. A paper in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by physics professor Nancy Forde and postdoctoral researcher Alaa Al-Shaer describes key molecular features that help enable this notoriously unstable protein to maintain its structure.

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Multicore fiber testbed demonstrates precise optical clock signal transmission over 25 km

Multicore fiber testbed demonstrates precise optical clock signal transmission over 25 km

Researchers have shown, for the first time, that transmission of ultrastable optical signals from optical clocks across tens of kilometers of deployed multicore fiber is compatible with simultaneous transmission of telecommunications data.

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From spin glasses to quantum codes: Researchers develop optimal error correction algorithm

From spin glasses to quantum codes: Researchers develop optimal error correction algorithm

Scientists have developed an exact approach to a key quantum error correction problem once believed to be unsolvable, and have shown that what appeared to be hardware-related errors may in fact be due to suboptimal decoding.

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New study offers a double dose of hot Jupiters

New study offers a double dose of hot Jupiters

Yale astronomers may have discovered the origin story for one of the universe's most dazzling phenomena—the double hot Jupiter—as well as a plan to find more of them.

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AI helps narrow 8,000 catalyst options down to one that supercharges green ammonia

AI helps narrow 8,000 catalyst options down to one that supercharges green ammonia

Scientists and engineers at UNSW Sydney, who previously developed a method for making green ammonia, have now turned to artificial intelligence and machine learning to make the process even more efficient.

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Permanent magnet configurations outperform classical arrangement to deliver strong and homogeneous fields

Permanent magnet configurations outperform classical arrangement to deliver strong and homogeneous fields

Physicists Prof. Dr. Ingo Rehberg from the University of Bayreuth and Dr. Peter Blümler from Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz have developed and experimentally validated an innovative approach for generating homogeneous magnetic fields using permanent magnets.

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Smart mRNA drugs listen to the body, adjusting protein production based on disease-related signals

Smart mRNA drugs listen to the body, adjusting protein production based on disease-related signals

A research team from The University of Osaka and the Institute of Science Tokyo has developed a class of mRNA medicines that can sense changes in the body and autonomously adjust their therapeutic effect. This innovation paves the way for precision treatments that are not only more effective, but also safer—by producing just the right amount of medicine based on real-time biological signals. The research is published in the journal NPG Asia Materials.

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Researchers take one small step toward planning life on Mars

Researchers take one small step toward planning life on Mars

Before they take the long journey to another planet, humans will have to find the right place to land. New findings from a University of Mississippi researcher may point to just such a place on Mars.

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Offsetting fossil fuel reserves by planting trees is not a viable strategy, analysis finds

Offsetting fossil fuel reserves by planting trees is not a viable strategy, analysis finds

New forests larger than the land area of North America would need to be planted to offset the potential carbon dioxide emissions from the fossil fuel reserves currently held by the world's 200 largest fossil fuel companies.

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