Our actions are dictated by “autopilot”, not choice, finds new study
University of Surrey research reveals two-thirds of daily actions are habit-driven, challenging conscious decision-making assumptions.
New self-assembling material could be the key to recyclable EV batteries
MIT researchers develop a dissolvable electrolyte, simplifying recycling and potentially reducing electronic waste from EV batteries.
A deep look into the unique structure and behavior of confined water
Tokyo University of Science researchers uncover premelting state of water in nanopores, revealing new phase dynamics.
AI can spot which patients need treatment to prevent vision loss in young adults
University College London researchers use AI to predict keratoconus progression, potentially reducing unnecessary monitoring and surgery.
3D printing “glue gun” can generate bone grafts directly onto fractures in animals
Sungkyunkwan University researchers developed a compact device that customises implants, enhancing surgical efficiency and bone healing.
You’ve never seen corn like this before
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory uncovers new stem cell regulators, potentially boosting maize productivity and resilience through advanced research.
No-sort plastic recycling is near with new catalyst
Northwestern University researchers develop a nickel-based catalyst to simplify recycling mixed polyolefin plastics, enhancing efficiency.
New AI model can help extend life and increase safety of electric vehicle batteries
Uppsala University researchers develop AI model predicting battery ageing, enhancing electric vehicle safety by 70 percent.
Traditional Japanese ‘samurai squats’ improve leg strength
Tohoku University researchers find that practising Rei-ho, a samurai etiquette, boosts knee extension strength by 25.9%.
High acceptance and potential: Autonomous shuttles as an opportunity for local public transport
Researchers at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology find autonomous shuttles increase public transport appeal, even in rural areas.