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    Monthly Archive for: "December, 2018"
     Solar nano-panels to make yeast “work” more

    Solar nano-panels to make yeast “work” more

    20/12/2018

    Solar nano-panels added to the surface of yeast, so that these single-cell microorganisms are more efficient at synthesizing the substances then used by the pharmaceutical industries to produce drugs.

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     Electrodes from the nose to the brain to recover sense of smell

    Electrodes from the nose to the brain to recover sense of smell

    19/12/2018

    Researchers from Massachusetts Eye and Ear in Boston (USA) have managed to activate the sense of smell in three volunteers with a state-of-the-art technique, using the principle of cochlear implants.

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     Monoclonal antibodies to diagnose (and cure?) Zika

    Monoclonal antibodies to diagnose (and cure?) Zika

    17/12/2018

    The fight against the zika virus has taken a potentially significant step forward, thanks to a study by virologists from the Stritch School of Medicine of the Loyola University of Chicago (USA).

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     The formula that makes science fascinating

    The formula that makes science fascinating

    10/12/2018

    “7 Brief Lessons on Physics” by Carlo Rovelli is a publishing success story. Released in October 2014, it has sold more than 300,000 copies in Italy alone and has been translated in dozens of [...]

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     The thyroid “switches on” the color-sensing cells in the eye

    The thyroid “switches on” the color-sensing cells in the eye

    06/12/2018

    In order to understand how the cells that enable us to perceive color are created, researchers from Baltimore created an organoid of the eye: they grew stem cells in the lab, differentiating them [...]

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     Viruses that will be transmitted from animals to humans

    Viruses that will be transmitted from animals to humans

    05/12/2018

    The spill-over, i.e. the transmitting of a virus from one species to the other (in particular, from an animal species to humans), is one of the phenomena most feared by the health authorities, [...]

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     Welcome to the philosophical breakfast club

    Welcome to the philosophical breakfast club

    03/12/2018

    The story told by the historian of science Laura Snyder is one that starts a long time ago. To be precise, it begins on June 24, 1833, when the British Association for the Advancement of Science [...]

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