In the Media - February 2023
Featuring the best of this month's news stories from the perspective of journalists and media around the globe.
Achieving a Better Understanding of How the Blood-Brain Barrier Works
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ScienceX, 24 February 2023, external pageBest news stories (02-2023)call_made
Microbots tracked while navigating through a living mouse¡¯s brain
Ultrasound has been used to direct microbots made from bubbles through the brain of a mouse as they are tracked, and the technology might one day help unblock clots that can cause stroke...¡°While the mouse is under the microscope, we can see the small particles moving in the blood,¡± says Daniel Ahmed at ETH Zurich in Switzerland.
Green Hydrogen: How Can it Help Stop Climate Change?
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Hellenic Shipping News, 8 February 2023, external pageGreen hydrogen: How can it help stop climate change?call_made
Reactive oxygen species in pancreatic cancer
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News Medical Life Sciences, 7 February 2023, external pageStudy finds high levels of hydrogen peroxide in pancreatic cancer cellscall_made
News Wise, 7 February 2023, external pageReactive oxygen species in pancreatic cancercall_made
Antibiotic use in farming set to soar despite drug-resistance fears
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Longevity Technology, 13 February 2023, external pageDespite drug resistance concerns, antibiotic use is on the rise in farmingcall_made
Yoon says nurturing talented people in science is critical for survival
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Yonhap News Agency, 1 February 2023, external pageYoon says nurturing talented people in science is critical for survivalcall_made
Stable Diffusion ¡°memorizes¡± some images, sparking privacy concerns
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GIZMODO, 2 February 2023, external pageResearchers Prove AI Art Generators Can Simply Copy Existing Imagescall_made
Life As We (Don't) Know It...
external pageCan ETH Zurich¡¯s New Centre Tell Us Whether Life Exists Beyond Earth?call_made (AZoQuantum)? external pageFascinating interview on the search of life beyond our solar system with Sascha Quanz, Head of the Exoplanets & Habitability Research Group at ETH Zurich.call_made
Microplastics Are Filling the Skies. Will They Affect the Climate?
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YaleEnvironment360, 1 February 2023, external pageMicroplastics Are Filling the Skies. Will They Affect the Climate?call_made
The Prostate Cancer Foundation Announces 2022 Challenge Awards Totaling More Than $12 Million For Prostate Cancer Research
Gunnar R?tsch, ETH Zurich among the team leaders for Leveraging Poison Introns for Therapeutics and Diagnostics of Lethal Prostate Cancer awarded funding to understand the impact of minor intron splicing on prostate cancer biology and therapy resistance and its potential as a risk assessment biomarker.
Roads carry non-native plants up mountains
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Tech and Science Post, 29 January 2023, external pageAlien plant species are spreading rapidly in mountainous areas, says new monitoring studycall_made
7.6-Kg Rare Meteorite Discovered in Antarctica Sheds Fresh Light About Evolution of Sun, Planets
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Good News Network, 28 January 2023, external pageHuge Meteorite Found in Antarctica¨COne of the Biggest Ever Recoveredcall_made
Canada Today, 28 January 2023, external pageHuge meteorite discovered in Antarctica contains oldest material in solar systemcall_made
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