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Mining is ripe for microreactors

Simulated stream of dust launched between Earth and the Sun. This dust cloud is shown as it crosses the disk of the Sun, viewed from Earth. Streams like this one, including those launched from the Moon’s surface, can act as a temporary sunshade. CREDIT Credit: Ben Bromley/University of Utah

Could dust from the moon be used to help with climate change on earth?

Diagnosing skin cancer with a new non-invasive device

Using the skin’s electrical resistance to diagnose breast cancer

Turning normal clothing fabric into biosensors that can measure a muscle’s electrical activity

Space has become a trash heap – new help may be on the way

A “quantum leap” creates a new perovskite LED that could take displays to the next level

An injectable drug that blocks HIV from entering cells could offer long-lasting protection

Cryogenics takes a big leap: New efficient polymers can prevent the growth of ice that damages cells

Using DNA to delete disease

One of the world’s first truly bionic legs

Significantly extending Wi-Fi range without needing new hardware

A prosthetic arm that can sense touch and move with your thoughts

A small chemical change makes the difference between mice that are healthy and mice with insulin resistance and fatty liver

A fast way to turn algae to biocrude