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The Antimicrobial and Plant Growth Properties of Plasma

by Bette Nijboer | Aug 27, 2019 | Biotechnology, Food and Water, Life Science, Manufacturing

Scientists investigated the bactericidal effect and plant growth enhancement using oxygen radical plasma-irradiated organic compound solutions.

Engineering Reports: A New Broad Scope Open Access Journal

by Giampiero Accardo | Aug 27, 2019 | Journals, Technology

We are thrilled to announce the launch of Engineering Reports, a new Open Access journal dedicated to all aspects of engineering and computer science. We undoubtedly live in one of the fastest evolving times, with scientific and technological advances permeating our...

Integrating Wearable Medical Sensors into Clothing

by Jenna Flogeras | Aug 26, 2019 | Sensors

Body area networks based on near-field communication technology allow for inconspicuous medical sensing.

Swarm Robots Move Toward Real-World Applications

by Floriano Cuccureddu | Aug 26, 2019 | Features, Intelligent Systems and Robotics

Inspired by swarm behavior in nature, researchers have developed a robot swarm with the ability to overcome the constraint of off-line resources.

Pioneers in Science: Konstantin Novoselov

by Kieran Schlegel-O'Brien | Aug 23, 2019 | Electronics, Energy, Features, Manufacturing, Physics, Pioneers in Science

Today Advanced Science News celebrates the 45th birthday of Nobel Laureate Sir Konstantin Novoselov.

Robotic Dorsal Fins Help Us Understand Aquatic Movement

by Victoria Corless | Aug 22, 2019 | Features, Intelligent Systems and Robotics

Artificial muscles based on multidirectional actuators for biomimetic fins.

Monitoring Marine Creatures in the Deep Sea [Video]

by Advanced Science News Video | Aug 21, 2019 | Electronics, Sensors

Non-invasive wearable devices are designed for biologging species in underwater environments.

Photobiomodulation Makes Newborn Rats – and Possibly Humans – Grow Faster

by Bette Nijboer | Aug 21, 2019 | Biosystems, Life Science, Optics

A team of Brazilean researchers explored photobiomodulation to find evidence of stimulation in the development of newborn rats – and possibly in humans.

Sterilizing Qualities of Cold Atmospheric Plasma Affected by Gas Composition

by Bette Nijboer | Aug 20, 2019 | Biotechnology, Disease Prevention, Environment, Physics

Analyzing the impact of gas composition on the bactericidal efficiency, plasma parameters, and species formation in a cold atmospheric plasma jet in contact with water.