This material could change the internet, so why hasn't it?

Name: This material could change the internet, so why hasnt it?
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2024-04-17

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Dr. Chen Ying has extensive experience in gene editing fields such as TALEN and CRISPR/Cas9, and has published more than 10 papers in Cell, Cancer Res and other magazines. - DayDayNews
What will the toilet look like in a hundred years? Is it a fully automatic artificial intelligence toilet, a sustainable recycling toilet that does not require water, or a flying toilet? We can imagine a wide variety of toilet types. The toilet can be said to be a symbol of Japan - DayDayNews
Source: China Jingwei.com According to a report from Taiwan's "China Times News Network", Hsinchu Mayor Lin Zhijian was involved in the suspicion of plagiarism in papers. Not only was the blue-green attack and defense exchanged, it also sparked heated discussions in online forums - DayDayNews
How will the waste generated by astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) be disposed of? NASA and space exploration company Nanorex demonstrated over the weekend how to dispose of waste from the International Space Station. - DayDayNews
One of the research progress of composite solid electrolytes: LLZO/block polymer composite Xie Haiming and others from Northeast Normal University designed and synthesized a composite five-block polymer solid electrolyte (PBCP@LLZTO_30), which combines Li6.4La3Zr1.4Ta0. - DayDayNews
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Ryder (left) Tam (right) When Ryder died, people discovered that Ryder was a lesbian, and her lover Tam also officially entered the public eye. Such a woman, the first woman to enter space in the history of American voyages, has brought more ideological impact to people. Today, 7 - DayDayNews
"The days of screening a single protein expression profile each time are coming to an end." Author: Claire Editor: tuya On July 7, Nuclera, a biotechnology company headquartered in Cambridge, UK, announced that it had raised an additional 15.5 million in Series B financing US dol - DayDayNews
Editor's recommendation: A better understanding of the neural pathways that connect light-sensitive cells in the retina to areas of the cerebral cortex associated with emotion and cognition has important implications for the development of treatments for mood disorders. From chan - DayDayNews

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