Research Stash Weekly Review #33

Research Stash Weekly Review #33

Weekly Review #33 – Summary of the latest news In science and technology research across the world, carefully handpicked by team Research Stash

Physicists Model Electrons in Unprecedented Detail

A new experiment captured the most detailed view of electrons to date, using lasers to reveal evidence of particles surrounding the particles, researchers reported in a new study. Read More

Chemists find a recipe that may have jump-started life on Earth

In the molecular dance that gave birth to life on Earth, RNA appears to be a central player. But the origins of the molecule, which can store genetic information as DNA does and speed chemical reactions as proteins do, remain a mystery. Read More

Scientists Have Grown Functional, Three-Dimensional Human Neural Networks From Stem Cells

A working 3D model of human brain tissue has been grown from cultures of induced pluripotent stem cells, giving researchers even better opportunities to explore interactions between healthy and abnormal brain cells. Read More

Smallest life forms have the smallest working CRISPR system

An ancient group of microbes that contains some of the smallest life forms on Earth also has the smallest CRISPR gene-editing machinery discovered to date. Read More

‘A new day for chemistry’: Molecular CT scan could dramatically speed drug discovery

In chemistry, structure rules because it determines how a molecule behaves. But the two standard ways to map the structure of small organic molecules, such as pharmaceuticals, hormones, and vitamins, have drawbacks. Read More

For The First Time Ever, Astronomers Have Observed a Black Hole Using a Magnetic Field to Feed

Black holes are a mystery – dense regions of space where there’s so much gravity, not even light can escape. Read More

Researchers Crack Genetic Engineering in 3-Dimensional Space

A new breakthrough in gene editing modifies the CRISPR technique to allow the movement of genes to specific locations in the cell nucleus. Read More

Scientists create a genetic score that predicts lifespan

Researchers have found a way to predict a person’s lifespan by studying the genetic variations in the human genome that are responsible for the inevitable process of aging. Read More

MIT punches out cell-sized robots made of graphene

Robots are getting smaller and smaller, from the size of bugs down to tiny bead-shaped robots that could one day swim through the body to monitor health or deliver medication. Read More

Scientists capture images of antibodies working together against malaria

Scientists investigating how the human immune system defends against malaria have uncovered a rare phenomenon: antibodies working together to bind to a vulnerable spot on the parasite. Read more 

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Chemists find a recipe that may have jump-started life on Earth

In the molecular dance that gave birth to life on Earth, RNA appears to be a central player. But the origins of the molecule, which can store genetic information as DNA does and speed chemical reactions as proteins do, remain a mystery. Read More

Scientists Have Grown Functional, Three-Dimensional Human Neural Networks From Stem Cells

A working 3D model of human brain tissue has been grown from cultures of induced pluripotent stem cells, giving researchers even better opportunities to explore interactions between healthy and abnormal brain cells. Read More

Smallest life forms have the smallest working CRISPR system

An ancient group of microbes that contains some of the smallest life forms on Earth also has the smallest CRISPR gene-editing machinery discovered to date. Read More

‘A new day for chemistry’: Molecular CT scan could dramatically speed drug discovery

In chemistry, structure rules because it determines how a molecule behaves. But the two standard ways to map the structure of small organic molecules, such as pharmaceuticals, hormones, and vitamins, have drawbacks. Read More

For The First Time Ever, Astronomers Have Observed a Black Hole Using a Magnetic Field to Feed

Black holes are a mystery – dense regions of space where there’s so much gravity, not even light can escape. Read More

Researchers Crack Genetic Engineering in 3-Dimensional Space

A new breakthrough in gene editing modifies the CRISPR technique to allow the movement of genes to specific locations in the cell nucleus. Read More

Scientists create a genetic score that predicts lifespan

Researchers have found a way to predict a person’s lifespan by studying the genetic variations in the human genome that are responsible for the inevitable process of aging. Read More

MIT punches out cell-sized robots made of graphene

Robots are getting smaller and smaller, from the size of bugs down to tiny bead-shaped robots that could one day swim through the body to monitor health or deliver medication. Read More

Scientists capture images of antibodies working together against malaria

Scientists investigating how the human immune system defends against malaria have uncovered a rare phenomenon: antibodies working together to bind to a vulnerable spot on the parasite. Read more 

If you liked this article, then please subscribe to our YouTube Channel for the latest Science & Tech news. You can also find us on Twitter & Facebook.

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Complex Organic Molecules Found on “Space Hamburger” — Prebiotic Atmosphere Discovered on Accretion Disk of Baby Star

An international research team, led by Chin-Fei Lee of the Academia Sinica Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics (ASIAA, Taiwan), has used the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) to detect complex organic molecules for the first time in the atmosphere of an accretion disk around a very young protostar.

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Science Festival Opens in Lucknow

Science Festival Opens in Lucknow

The fourth edition of the India International Science Festival (IISF) began here today. A number of conferences and exhibitions showcasing the work of young scientists were held

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Astronomers Find the Evidence of Supernova Remnants

Astronomers Find the Evidence of Supernova Remnants

For several centuries, astronomers have been fascinated by large explosions that occur at the end of a star’s lifecycle, resulting in a phenomenon called a supernova. A team of astronomers has found tell-tale evidence of a supernova explosion in a star-forming region called G351.7–1.2

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