Scientists have discovered that microbes in the intestines of mammals, including humans, can act as an additional liver, significantly altering the metabolism of amino acids. The results of the study are published in the journal Cell Host & Microbe.
On April 24 of this year, the 6th meeting of the Uzbek-Chinese Subcommittee on Scientific and Technical Cooperation was held under the chairmanship of Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation of the Republic of Uzbekistan Otabek Makhkamov and Deputy Minister of Science and Technology of the People's Republic of China Chen Xiachang.
The PhosAgro company, one of the world leaders in the production of phosphorus-containing fertilizers, the Uzkimyosanoat company, which unites chemical enterprises of Uzbekistan, and the branch of the D.I. Mendeleev Russian University of Chemical Technology in Tashkent signed an agreement on cooperation in the field of support for young scientists, popularization of fundamental sciences and training for the innovative development of the chemical industry and agriculture the farms of Russia and Uzbekistan.
The UN General Assembly unanimously adopted a 13-point resolution developed by the United States, in collaboration with more than 100 countries, aimed at regulating and ensuring security in the field of artificial intelligence (AI).
Chinese scientists have developed a photoacoustic device for visualizing blood flow. It is small enough to fit inside a case resembling a wristwatch.
Boom Supersonic, in a publication on its official website, announced that the XB-1 single-seat supersonic aircraft, which was developed to test technologies for the larger Overture aircraft, successfully made its debut flight over the California Mojave Desert.
Chinese scientists are developing a huge electromagnetic launch system designed to launch an impressive 50-ton space plane, longer than even a Boeing 737.
A neural network capable of predicting the onset of Alzheimer's disease has been developed by scientists from the University of California at San Francisco. Artificial Intelligence makes a prognosis of the disease seven years before the onset of clinical symptoms.
A group of scientists from the University of Liverpool concluded that the effects of coronavirus disease are comparable to traumatic brain injury.
All thanks to the "HaLow 802.11ah" standard - it works at a very low frequency of 900 MHz (almost like cellular communication), as a result of this the signal can reach long distances and at the same time avoid obstacles without problems.