University of Michigan
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New tech helps turn seawater into drinking water
New water purification technology helps turn seawater into drinking water without tons of chemicals, researchers report.
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Organic solar cells could be best for space missions
Solar cells made with organic materials could be better than conventional silicon and gallium arsenide for generating power in space.
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How gold gets to Earth’s surface
"The same types of processes that result in volcanic eruptions are processes that form gold deposits."
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The wrong sleep cycle can seriously affect your mood
New research finds connections between mood and circadian rhythm disruptions in a study using Fitbit data from hundreds of medical interns.
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Politics and economic fears shape holiday spending
A new survey offers insights into how consumer sentiment shapes holiday spending and broader economic trends.
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Living near family affects your psychology in surprising ways
New research indicates living near your relatives can make you both heroic and harsh.
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Different training could cut AI power use by 30%
"If we can reduce the energy consumed by AI, we can reduce AI's carbon footprint and cooling requirements..."
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Harsh parenting during preschool can affect kid brains later
Early exposure to harsh parenting during preschool years can have widespread effects on the organization of the entire brain’s communication.
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How to cope with election stress and anxiety
An expert breaks down how you can deal with stress about this year's presidential election.
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1 genetic mutation ups chance of having a daughter
Researchers have detected a human genetic variant that influences the chance of having a daughter.
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Chip uses blood to diagnose lung cancer 10X faster
A new microchip captures exosomes—tiny packages released by cells—from blood plasma to identify signs of lung cancer.
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New approach makes bone grafts better
"...we believe what we have created can transform bone grafts for the millions of people who require them."