'Previously we focused on colorectal cancers. We proved in the lab that our laser system can remove cancer cells in a way that restricts damage to the surrounding, healthy cells — within the width of a human hair [as depicted],' said Professor Shephard … [Read more...] about Scientists developing new laser system that can zap cancer cells within the width of a human hair without damaging healthy surrounding tissue
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The phone screen that can heal itself: Researchers reveal ‘unbreakable’ glass
The strange new seafloor worm without an anus: Bizarre find... Hypersonic spaceplane engine that could blast tourists into... What is Boeing's secret plane? Firm teases mysterious design... The project to glimpse the edge of a black hole: Reseachers... … [Read more...] about The phone screen that can heal itself: Researchers reveal ‘unbreakable’ glass
Women are at their best in the morning and are better than men at coping with shift work because ‘their body clocks are set differently’, scientists say
They added studies tracking night shift workers, such as air stewards and stewardesses, over years will be needed to address the theory women are better suited to shift work and long distance travel. … [Read more...] about Women are at their best in the morning and are better than men at coping with shift work because ‘their body clocks are set differently’, scientists say
Head-on collisions between galaxies can STRIP them of matter leaving the black holes at their centres with nothing to feast on, study shows
Less than one per cent of the material initially within the black hole’s gravitational influence reaches the event horizon, or point of no return, because much of it is ejected. … [Read more...] about Head-on collisions between galaxies can STRIP them of matter leaving the black holes at their centres with nothing to feast on, study shows
Long lost Native American fortress built more than 200 years ago to fend off Russian invaders is uncovered in Sitka, Alaska, after archaeologists analyzed drawings made by the enemy before it was destroyed
Urban did have a good starting point, though: In the 1950s, researchers reported discovering wood from the fort's western wall in Sitka National Historical Park, Urban told Live Science. … [Read more...] about Long lost Native American fortress built more than 200 years ago to fend off Russian invaders is uncovered in Sitka, Alaska, after archaeologists analyzed drawings made by the enemy before it was destroyed
