Psychologists at Canada’s Simon Fraser University reviewed more than 2,500 published scientific papers detailing links between social media use and mental disturbances.
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SCIENTISTS FIND A PREVIOUSLY UNKNOWN KIND OF BRAIN CELL
Bioscientists at the Munich campus of Germany’s Helmholtz Association research network have identified a previously unknown brain cell that could play a key role in healing brain damage.
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AMAZON’S NEW CHIP COULD SPEED THE ARRIVAL OF QUANTUM COMPUTING
Amazon Web Services’ new “Ocelot” quantum computer chip could bring practical quantum computing five years closer, the company says.
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ROBO-BEES TO THE RESCUE
The honey bees that pollinate our crops have been in trouble for more than 20 years due to a range of ills ranging from parasites to pesticides.
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OLD WIND TURBINE BLADES BECOME NEW ROADS IN CHINA
Over the rest of this decade, between 5,000 and 9,000 fiberglass blades from worn-out wind turbines will be stacking up in the U.S. alone, a number that could reach 20,000 a year by 2040, according to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
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RESEARCHERS PULL THE PLUG ON SMALL CELL LUNG CANCER
Scientists at the Francis Crick Institute have found a particular type of cell in small-cell lung cancers that makes the energy that enables the cancer to live and grow.
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MICROSOFT CLAIMS QUANTUM COMPUTER BREAKTHROUGH USING NEW FORM OF MATTER
Microsoft has unveiled its Majorana 1, a quantum computer processor designed to house a million “qubits” and using a form of matter theorized for a century but never created before in physical form, the company claims.
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RESEARCHERS MAP A BRAIN CIRCUIT ASSOCIATED WITH CREATIVITY
A team of scientists in the U.S., Britain, and Germany have identified a brain circuit that operates when people are engaged in creative pursuits such as drawing, writing poetry, or making music.
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DO GUT BACTERIA MAKE A “YOUTH MOLECULE?”
Researchers in China were trying to find a way to make it palatable to severely restrict calories.
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NEW OPTICAL FIBER CARRIES 10,000 TIMES MORE DATA
A team of scientists from Australia, China, and Singapore say they’ve invented an ultra-thin optical fiber that can carry 10,000 times as much data in the same amount of time as today’s conventional fibers.
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