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Scientists create an artificial intelligence system capable of generating proteins

Scientists create an artificial intelligence system capable of generating proteins

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The American company Salesforce Research has developed an artificial intelligence program, ProGen, to transform amino acids into artificial proteins.
Biologists develop new genome editing methods

Biologists develop new genome editing methods

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A team of leading Russian biologists has started a scientific project to develop new systems for editing the human genome.
The elixir of immortality: is there any chance that humans could live forever?

The elixir of immortality: is there any chance that humans could live forever?

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Humanity has been trying to unravel the secret of eternal life for ages. Sages, alchemists, philosophers and poets have all attempted, in one way or another, to answer the question of why man inevitably withers and how to explain the phenomenon that different living beings have completely different lifespans.
Running away from old age: how to extend your life through sport

Running away from old age: how to extend your life through sport

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If you're under 30 and think you have at least another decade to look forward to while staying young and fresh, we have some bad news for you. The ageing process starts at 30, and by the time you turn 40, this process accelerates.
Much worse than covid: 8 of the deadliest viruses in human history

Much worse than covid: 8 of the deadliest viruses in human history

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With the advent of COVID-19, scientists and many ordinary people began to take an active interest in virology.
Science against insomnia: scientific advice on how to fall asleep quickly and get a good night's sleep

Science against insomnia: scientific advice on how to fall asleep quickly and get a good night's sleep

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According to research, about 40-45% of people experience occasional insomnia, and 60% complain of a chronic lack of sleep.
A slime robot that can help retrieve swallowed objects

A slime robot that can help retrieve swallowed objects

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How often do children or animals accidentally swallow foreign objects that can only be retrieved with abdominal surgery?
The brain can reduce memory within hours

The brain can reduce memory within hours

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There are special neurons that are responsible for this. They mark the boundaries of events in the memory stream. Then these boundaries become a stronghold.
The smart bandage that administers medicine itself

The smart bandage that administers medicine itself

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Scientists from the Swiss Empa center, led by the Chinese researchers Fei Pan and Qun Ren, have developed an innovative bandage material that controls the course of an infection and, if it worsens, can administer medication.
How VR games can help you cope with agoraphobia

How VR games can help you cope with agoraphobia

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Our editors have repeatedly written about how many opportunities are hidden in computer games, the scope of which stretches beyond recreational forms and even reaches as far as medicine.
Spiny mice can self-heal a damaged spinal cord

Spiny mice can self-heal a damaged spinal cord

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Discovering a method for rapidly regenerating organs and tissues is a task that scientists worldwide have been struggling with over many years.
A new cell type with regenerative properties is discovered in the lungs

A new cell type with regenerative properties is discovered in the lungs

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Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania have found a new kind of cell that develops in human bronchioles and plays a crucial role in the respiratory system.
Microplastics discovered in human blood

Microplastics discovered in human blood

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It is virtually impossible to imagine the current world without plastic. It is almost ubiquitous: plastic is used in food production, everyday items, and even clothing.
Scientists find 100 cases of humans transmitting their virus to animals

Scientists find 100 cases of humans transmitting their virus to animals

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Since the COVID-19 pandemic and the theory that bats carry the coronavirus, many scientists have become interested in how disease arises and develops in the animal-human relationship.
A "Smart" exoskeleton will be able to move instead of a person

A "Smart" exoskeleton will be able to move instead of a person

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The IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters research center has created a new lightweight lower-body exoskeleton made of carbon fiber.
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