What is Translational Research? | Stand Up To Cancer

Name: What is Translational Research? | Stand Up To Cancer
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2024-04-30

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Highlights of technology commercialization Arzeda’s core technology value Arzeda has developed a protein design platform that combines computational design technology and artificial intelligence technology based on protein biophysics and metabolic biochemistry to support flexible - DayDayNews
Graphene-modified copper-tungsten alloy composite sample prepared by plasma sintering method (SPS) Photo provided by the European Research Institute of China News Service, Berlin, July 6 (Reporter Ma Xiuxiu) This was provided by the European Research Institute of Global Energy In - DayDayNews
Recently, according to media reports, since the beginning of summer this year, the climate in many places in our country has experienced strange changes, such as the "May snow" in Chongqing, hail in Beijing in the summer, heavy rain in Yunnan, etc. However, recently, the climate - DayDayNews
Distribution of dragon claw balls in this area There are seven kinds of dragon claw balls in this area. Most of them are well-known in artificial horticulture, while some are not well-known and are often misidentified. Albispina is widely distributed in the form of C. cinerea ‘Al - DayDayNews
You must know why sea water is salty. Yes, because of the salt content (NaCl). Why is there salt in sea water, or not in rivers? In fact, both river water and sea water contain salt, but in different concentrations. In fact, the salt in the sea comes from land. Before there was w - DayDayNews
Inside a US hospital (data map) According to a report by NBC New York on the 5th, a new study from Yale University showed that a cancer patient in Connecticut, USA, was infected with the new coronavirus for 471 days. During this time, the virus mutated three times in his body. Th - DayDayNews
Engineers at Northwestern University have created a swarm of crab-like robots that could one day be used to perform complex tasks in small spaces. These robots are only half a millimeter wide, which might be a bit ridiculous in inches. They're made from a shape-memory alloy that - DayDayNews
What I find fascinating is how the proteins themselves actually become molecular machines, much like the kinesin GIF above or the ribosome below where some of the proteins assemble into biological machines. - DayDayNews
Sometimes diving to the bottom, sometimes coming out of the water, sometimes swimming... At the Baiji Dolphin House of the Institute of Hydrobiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Yangtze finless porpoise baby "F9C22" is playing in the company of its mother "Fujiu". Mother and - DayDayNews
(Image source: Internet) Analog computers have been providing services to mankind long before digital computers swept the world. Now, the nature of quantum physics is causing us to reexamine the distinction between digital and analog. Quantum hardware companies like Pasqal are “e - DayDayNews

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