In the realm of sound, where echoes stretch into infinity and silence hums with possibility, there exists a device not merely ...

Stanford researchers have unveiled a lightweight holographic headset that could revolutionize mixed reality. Using ...

A University of Bristol study warns that Earth will likely become uninhabitable in about 250 million years. As continents ...

That’s why Empa researchers teamed up with de Cavis to develop ultra-thin sound absorbers made from gypsum or cement foams.

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Ancient manuscripts hold valuable historical insights, but over time, age and poor storage conditions can damage their readability and erase important details. A new study in PLoS ONE introduces a ...

In a world where time feels like a race, a London-based design studio is inviting us to slow down. Meet Solstice 2.0, a sculptural timepiece that doesn’t just tell time; it moves with it, or let’s say ...

Researchers from EPFL and IBM have developed a groundbreaking photonic-chip-based traveling-wave parametric amplifier (TWPA) that offers ultra-broadband optical signal amplification in a compact form.

A new study conducted by researchers from China and the UK explores the underexplored link between depression and menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea), despite known gender differences in major depressive ...

With the ever-increasing traffic in urban cities, ensuring public safety is a critical concern. People with reduced mobility are especially vulnerable and face several risks and obstacles on busy ...

MIT engineers have found that exercise not only benefits muscles but also promotes the growth of individual neurons. When muscles contract during exercise, they release myokines—biochemical signals ...

A recent study explored factors that contribute to reduced sexual activity in women with pelvic floor disorders and identified elements affecting sexual function in those who remain sexually active.