In a new study conducted by French researchers, a significant relationship has been identified between the consumption of common food emulsifiers and the increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes. This study, which appears in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology, highlights the potential health risks associated with ultra-processed foods that form a major part of […] The post This food additive may increase type 2 diabetes risk appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

Alzheimer’s disease is a common form of dementia that affects memory, thinking, and behavior. Research has shown that women are more likely than men to develop Alzheimer’s, especially as they age. For women over 60, recognizing the early signs of this disease is crucial for early intervention and management. This article discusses the symptoms specific […] The post Recognizing signs of Alzheimer’s disease in women over 60 appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

In an innovative leap forward, Korean scientists have developed a new method to recycle gold from discarded electronics, promising to reduce reliance on imported metals and tackle environmental waste. The Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) team, led by Dr. Jae-Woo Choi, recently announced their breakthrough in the Chemical Engineering Journal. As the global […] The post Scientists find new way to recycles pure gold from electronic waste appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

Researchers have developed an innovative energy device that can transform heat directly into electricity using a process that involves special materials reacting at the atomic level. This device, mainly focused on room temperature applications, offers promising results for powering electronic gadgets and even large-scale systems like solar panels. At the heart of this technology are […] The post Scientists create new solid-state ionic thermoelectric generators for room temperature appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

Astrobiologists continue to work towards determining which biosignatures might be best to look for when searching for life on other worlds. The most common idea has been to search for evidence of plants that use the green pigment chlorophyll, like we have on Earth. However, a new paper suggests that bacteria with purple pigments could […] The post Purple bacteria, not green plants, might be the strongest indication of life appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

Engineers at RMIT University in Australia have teamed up with Visy, the country’s largest recycling company, to develop a new type of brick made largely from waste materials that usually end up in landfills. These innovative bricks incorporate at least 15% waste glass and 20% combusted solid waste ash, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional […] The post Scientists develop energy-smart bricks to avoid landfill appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

Researchers at MIT, in collaboration with the MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab, have engineered a new type of chip designed to enhance the security of smartphone data. This breakthrough is especially relevant for health-monitoring apps and other mobile applications that handle sensitive information. The chip helps protect against cyber threats while ensuring that large AI models […] The post MIT engineers develop advanced security chip to protect smartphone data appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

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