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Science Advances

Journal that publishes original research and reviews in all disciplines of science

Science Advances is the American Association for the Advancement of Science’s (AAAS) open access multidisciplinary journal, publishing impactful research papers and reviews in any area of science, in both disciplinary-specific and broad, interdisciplinary areas. The mission of Science Advances is to provide fair, fast, and expert peer review to authors and a vetted selection of research, freely available to readers. Led by a team of distinguished scientists and allowing flexible article formats, Science Advances supports the AAAS mission by extending the capacity of Science magazine to identify and promote significant advances in science and engineering across a wide range of areas. The journal’s use of evolving digital publishing technologies plays a critical role in building and sustaining AAAS’s mission as a global participant and advocate for the communication and use of science to benefit humankind.

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Science Advances News

Microneedle adhesive patch enhances human-machine interaction

University of Colorado Boulder - 31-Jan-2024

New wearable tech unlocks a future of effortless body movement with robotic exoskeletons

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3D printed functional hair follicles from lab-grown human skin

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute - 15-Nov-2023

A revolutionary step towards regenerative medicine, drug testing, and enhanced skin models

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Beyond CRISPR: Fanzors, a new era of programmable DNA editing tools

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - 13-Oct-2023

Scientists discover a vast array of RNA-guided enzymes in diverse organisms

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Planetary boundaries broken, earth on path to environmental disaster

The Guardian - 13-Sep-2023

Findings serve as a wake-up call, urging immediate action to protect our planet

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Mechanical nanosurgery, a novel treatment option for glioblastoma

Nano Magazine - 21-Jul-2023

Magnetically guided nanotubes effectively killed cancer cells in mice

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Living in green neighborhoods may help you live longer and healthier

The Washington Post - 28-Jun-2023

New study finds people with high access to green spaces were 2.5 years younger in biological age

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Penn State team develops protein-based nanocomputing agent to influence cell behaviour

Penn State College of Medicine - 26-May-2023

Paving the way for more targeted, efficient cell-based therapies to treat diseases like diabetes and cancer

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Morphoceuticals raises $8M to advance bioelectrical treatment for regenerating tissues or organs

Longevity Technology - 15-Feb-2023

A revolutionary approach in regenerative medicine that could improve quality of life in patients

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New technique develops 3D skin grafts that can be transplanted like a biological clothing

Medgadget - 13-Feb-2023

Grafts fit perfectly to any complex body part and can also be tailored for each patient

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Extracellular vesicles from young stem cells have a rejuvenating effect in vitro and in vivo in mice

Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 08-Nov-2022

This approach did not kill the senescent cells instead, it was senomorphic

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Organoids-hair follicle morphogenesis in hair loss treatment

Independent - 22-Oct-2022

Hair cells generated in vivo, potentially promising to reverse hair loss disorders and baldness

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CMU array to treat neurological disorders potentially

Nano Magazine - 06-Oct-2022

Microelectrode array (MEA) is 3D-printed at the nanoscale, for individual neurological treatment

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Magnetic particle swarms and Selective embolization to be more efficient and less complicated

Nano Magazine - 01-Aug-2022

Embolization is a medical technique used to block blood vessels during treatment

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Magnet-controlled bacteria fights cancer without causing pain

Phys.org - 15-Jul-2022

Bacterial microrobots activate immune response and release drugs directly at desired tumor sites

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HTR in Drosophila somatic cells using nikase and CRISPR genetic editing tools

Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN) - 05-Jul-2022

CRISPR genetic editing tools may be helpful in genetic repair

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miniPUMP - the next-best personalised human heart model for drug testing

New Atlas - 25-Apr-2022

Your cells as your own "organ-on-a-chip" model for heart disease

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Floor cleaners with certain chemical ingredients could do more harm than good

Phys.org - 28-Feb-2022

Chemicals used for good smell may expose people to aerosol pollution at the same rate as public roads

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Significant limb regeneration in frogs treated with drug cocktail

The Guardian - 26-Jan-2022

Brief exposure to five factors targeting tissue repair aspects triggers dormant regrowth potential

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Battery-free, personalized wearables to track your health status

Medgadget - 12-Oct-2021

Device made to fit perfectly, facilitating continuous monitoring of physiological parameters

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A single protein reversed senescence in skeletal muscle cells

University at Buffalo - 17-Sep-2021

NANOG targets multiple ageing mechanisms - insights may help develop new therapies for age-related disorders

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New CRISPR based stem cell implant releases drug as required in arthritis

GEN News - 02-Sep-2021

Reduced inflammation & bone damage in mice; relieves patients from their regular use of injections

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A real tumour printed from patient's own cells to predict best cancer therapies

Irish Times - 18-Aug-2021

Overcomes a long trial and error process and accelerates personalized treatment

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New microchip nanosensor tracks stress levels from your fingertip

Medgadget - 08-Jul-2021

Using a drop of blood, this device measures cortisol accurately within minutes

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Unique adaptations contribute to the longevity of American lobster

Medium - 04-Jul-2021

Insights on longevity, neural, and immune adaptations are revealed by a lobster

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Embryos reset biological age back to zero in early stage of development

Science News - 25-Jun-2021

Rejuvenation process in germline cells may help find new therapies for age-related disorders

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World's smallest injectable chip monitors vital signs

Medgadget - 17-May-2021

Wireless chip measures body temperature in mice & has the potential to track other parameters in humans as well

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New monoclonal antibody drug regrows lost teeth in ferrets

New Atlas - 29-Mar-2021

Promising tooth development approach for tooth anomalies after successful trials on pigs & dogs

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Reprogrammed skin cells heal damaged brain tissue in mice

Medical Xpress - 19-Mar-2021

Restored 90% of motor function forming new blood vessels after an ischemic stroke

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Genetically engineered cartilage combats inflammatory arthritis

National Institute on Aging (NIA) - 24-Feb-2021

Engineered cells produce anti-inflammatory drug that helps reduce stress-related cartilage damage

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A new computational model to design mammalian genetic programs

Phys.org - 19-Feb-2021

Engineered human cells through design-based process, eliminating trial and error approach

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Lab-grown human muscle showed benefits of exercise

INVERSE - 29-Jan-2021

Tissue engineered muscle under simulated exercise prevented chronic inflammation

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Scientists reprogram fat cells to stem cells

Phys.org - 14-Jan-2021

Let's hope other stem cell treatments are closer than 15 years away

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Hitch-hiking nanoparticles improve bioavailability of drugs

Nano Magazine - 27-Nov-2020

Liquid coated nanoparticles effectively deliver drugs with no side effects

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A novel gene editing tool to fight aggressive cancers

Medical Xpress - 18-Nov-2020

Uses CRISPR technology to target and destroy cancer cells

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New technique to measure individual telomere lengths in 3 hours

Phys.org - 25-Sep-2020

Not just average length that is important, so full profile provides more clinical uses

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Microrobots might treat nerve injuries in the near future

Science News - 25-Sep-2020

A magnetically controlled microrobot connects clusters of nerve cells

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VRK-1/AMPK cellular energy pathway linked to longer lifespan

New Atlas - 02-Aug-2020

Early days, but looking forward to seeing the results (in vivo) in mammals

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Researchers successfully 3D-printed human-like ears in mice

New Scientist - 05-Jun-2020

Can potentially repair damaged cartilage in other parts of the human body

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Follistatin gene therapy to combat osteoarthritis and obesity

Next Big Future - 16-May-2020

This new approach doubled muscle mass in mice, reduced its fat

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Millions of mature human cells can be produced in a mouse embryo

University at Buffalo - 15-May-2020

These mouse models can be used to study about diseases such as malaria and COVID-19

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DNA testing in a cheap, lightweight portable device

New Scientist - 22-Apr-2020

This 10 dollar device can give results in about one and half hours

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New brain implant for neural recording provides more data, less tissue damage

Stanford School of Medicine - 23-Mar-2020

Thousands of single-neuron activities can be recorded as successfully tested in mice

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An enzyme that prolongs lifespan in roundworms discovered

INVERSE - 07-Jan-2020

Results have been replicated in cultured human cells - a new hope for life extension?

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Promoting in vitro angiogenesis using optoceutics

Drug Target Review - 01-Oct-2019

Visible light stimulates the formation of the new blood vessels

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3D-printed living human tissues with vascular channels

Wyss Institute - 06-Sep-2019

Artificially grown human organs are the solution of the organ transplant shortage

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Tooth enamel could be repaired

Guardian - 30-Aug-2019

In human teeth, the clusters had given rise to a crystalline layer within 48 hours

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Bacteria causing gum disease may play a role in triggering Alzheimer's

NHS - 24-Jan-2019

Keeping your gum healthy may save you from Alzheimer's disease

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Prototype pandemic vaccine without the shot

Washington Post - 12-Sep-2018

A bandage-like strip with micro-needles may replace the usual methods for vaccination

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Using Statistics to Predict the Next World War

Futurism - 22-Feb-2018

It’s been more than 70 years since the last major world war. Is it only a matter of time or are ...

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Long-Lived Bats Have Telomeres That Don't Shorten

INVERSE - 07-Feb-2018

These mouse-sized mammals live way longer than they should. Some of the telomeres of Myotis bats...

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Smart contact lens measures diabetics' blood sugar

The Verge - 24-Jan-2018

Lens is made out of the same material as soft contacts. Researchers have embedded electronics an...

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How dietary fat affects stem cell differentiation

Medical Xpress - 01-Dec-2017

Dietary fats are converted into lipids, which make up the membranes that surround all living cell...

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Rare Gene for Long Life Found in Amish Community

INVERSE - 17-Nov-2017

Amish people have lived in relative isolation since migrating from Europe. Gene mutation can eit...

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Scientists Discover a Key to a Longer Life in Male DNA

New York Times - 16-Jun-2017

Growth hormone receptors is linked to an increase in life span of about 10 years among men. This...

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New 3D printing method for silicon medical implants

Kurzweil Network - 15-May-2017

Stronger, quicker, less expensive, more flexible, and more comfortable than the implants currentl...

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Repairing Mitochondrial DNA for Age-related Diseases

Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 02-May-2017

University of Sheffield has made progress in repairing the damage done to mitochondrial DNA (mtDN...

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Eating old food shortens lifespan in animals

New Scientist - 17-Feb-2017

Organisms able to acquire cellular damage from their food. Older food organisms have more molecu...

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The next generation of brain implant is a teeny tiny coil

Popular Science - 09-Dec-2016

The micro coils make mind-controlled prosthetics easier to use. Most brain implants are electrod...

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Rapid detection of bacterial infection

New Scientist - 06-May-2016

Standard tests for bacterial infections involve growing bacterial cultures from patient samples a...

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Lab-grown skin sprouts hair and grows glands

BBC - 01-Apr-2016

Took cells from gums and converted them into induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs). Crafted ski...

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