Pulse Newsletter
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Controlled Molecular Motion for Spinal Cord Repair
Northwestern University researchers have developed a new injectable therapy that harnesses "dancing molecules" to reverse paralysis and repair tissue after ...
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Antiviral Pills for COVID-19 Show Encouraging Results
Pfizer announced that its COVID-19 oral antiviral candidate, Paxlovid, significantly reduced hospitalization and death. This was based on an interim ...
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Are Amino Acid Derivatives the Precursors of Life?
Researchers at Hiroshima University have suggested a link between chemistry and life. And they've built a prebiotic chemical precursor of ...
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Brain Implant Enables Artificial Vision for Blind Woman
Researchers at University Miguel Hernández, Netherlands Institute of Neuroscience, and University of Utah (USA), have enabled a blind woman to ...
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A Sense of Purpose Enhances Memory and Health
Researchers at Florida State University have found a link between an individual's sense of purpose and their ability to recall ...
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Mind Over Back Pain
Physicians and scientists at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center have developed a 12-week mind-body program. It takes a new approach ...
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Machine Learning in Solid State Quantum Matter
Researchers led by Rutgers University have found that learning - a universal feature of intelligence in living beings - can ...
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How Cancer Cells Evade the Immune System
Researchers at Howard Hughes Medical Institute have discovered that many genes linked to human cancer block the body's natural defense ...
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The Unexpected Complexity of Single Neuron Computation
“[Our] work about ‘Single Cortical Neurons as Deep Artificial Neural Networks’ was finally published in Neuron,” tweeted David Beniaguev earlier ...
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Small CRISPR Is Effective and Easier to Deliver to Cells
Bioengineers at Stanford University have built a smaller CRISPR molecule for DNA editing. Its small size should make it easier ...
