Electrolab: The robot that’s making electrochemistry electro-fast
What is the Electrolab? The Electrolab is a low-cost, open-source robot that can perform complex electrochemical experiments autonomously. It was…
Year: 2023
Scientists bring 450-million-year-old organism back to life with soft robotics
Echinoderms are a diverse group of marine invertebrates that include starfish, sea urchins, and sea cucumbers. They first appeared in…
New Research Alert: Brain Inflammation Linked to Suicide Risk
Emerging findings suggest a significant connection between brain inflammation and increased suicide risk. This ground-breaking study sheds light on the…
Scientists Discover a New Type of T Cell with Broad Specificity
Scientists at La Jolla Institute for Immunology (LJI) are investigating a talented type of T cell called mucosal-associated invariant T…
Unveiling the lasting impact of childhood stress on the brain
Unveiling the lasting impact of childhood stress on the brain! 🧠 Recent research highlights the profound long-term effects of childhood stress…
Epithelia Provoke Inflammation in Response to Apoptosis
Apoptosis is a process of programmed cell death that is traditionally considered to be immunologically silent. This means that it…
Phylogenetic Diversity Drives Conservation Prioritization: A Case Study of Frogs and Lizards in Northern Hills of Uruguay
In the northern hills of Uruguay, our study employs intra-specific phylogenetic diversity to prioritize conservation efforts for four co-distributed frogs…
Global Distribution Patterns of Threatened Geckos in Zoos: A Comprehensive Analysis Using ZIMS and ZTL Databases
Exploring global gecko conservation in zoos, our study utilizes ZIMS and ZTL databases to assess the distribution patterns of threatened…