Hibernation in mice. Are humans next?

Hibernation in mice. Are humans next?

Researchers in Japan have sparked a hibernation-like state in mice, a species that does not normally hibernate. Could this lead the way to human hibernation, for say, trips to Mars?

Q neurons

Quantum calculations speed new chemical synthesis

Actually producing the predicted compound was a challenge, but still achieved in two months.

Faster than trial and error

AI enhances brain tumor diagnosis

A machine learning tool classifies glioma into high or low grades with 98% accuracy.

Critical for treatment

Unusual material makes batteries last much longer

A low-cost metal-oxide is a surprisingly successful ingredient for rechargeable lithium-sulfur batteries.

It's non-conducting

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