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Being sleepy, hungry, afraid, or happy impacts our daily experience and defines our behavior and actions.Such internal states are characterized by unique signatures of activity acr...
Aqueous particle dispersions are elemental to many aspects of every-day life, from food and pharmaceuticals to construction materials.However, todays dispersion science faces a gra...
As humanity grapples with the escalating crisis of climate change, understanding and mitigating the sources of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions is imperative.A lesser-known yet signi...
Under normal conditions, cells release proteins (secretome) to regulate fundamental processes like metabolism and immunity.Many diseases and their corresponding treatments involve...
Considering the rapid growth of data sets and network sizes over the past decade, there is little doubt that the future of computation is distributed.One central aspect lying at th...
In our everyday lives, we rely on existing relations among elements in our environment (i.e., semantic information) to interact efficiently with the world.This information can eith...
Research focusing on cancer immunotherapy has provided little progress toward improved survival rates for patients with glioblastoma (GBM), a poorly immunogenic tumor.Clinical tria...
The pioneering experiments of intensity correlations by Hanbury-Brown and Twiss more than 50-years ago not only allowed to measure the angular diameter of many bright stars, but it...
Chronic inflammatory skin diseases have a huge burden on patients, their families, and the economy. New patient-friendly delivery methods are urgently needed targeting immune cells...
Anaerobic bacteria, a group of microorganisms that thrive in the absence of oxygen, have a significant impact on the quality of life on Earth. They play a crucial role in biotechno...
Do massive stars undergo supernova explosions when collapsing into black holes? What mechanisms drove the Cosmos into an epoch of reionization? How was dust produced in the Early U...
While mechatronic solutions become increasingly pervasive, there are areas, such as the space or the ocean depths, that are still difficult to reach and exploit through conventiona...
Aboriginal societies around the world have independently transitioned their production mode.In northern Eurasia, the transition manifested itself in a movement away from transport...
Men are more likely than women to die prematurely, and a great deal of men’s excess mortality is preventable.Improving men’s health and cognition is not only critical for achieving...
As living beings move, touch, or grow, the tissues within them are subject to mechanical stresses that act over minutes, hours, or days.These efforts play a critical role at all st...
Ubiquitylation is an essential posttranslational modification that governs the activities and interactions of cellular proteins.The structural diversity of polyubiquitin chains, co...
The unstoppable race towards miniaturization is pushing the limits of electronics.This has to be conciliated with the inevitable Joule heating that affects all electronic devices,...
Protons and electrons are the currency of energy conversion and play a key role in some of the most transformative technologies such as the reduction of N2, CO or CO2.Exploiting wa...
The distribution of workers across jobs and across different geographic areas has major implications for growth, social welfare and inequality.It is complex but essential to unders...
In humans, aging of the hematopoietic system is associated with anaemia, impaired immune responses and increased frequency of myeloid malignancies. The hematopoietic system is main...