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Scientists discover why we need sleep
Chemistry
Scientists find new way to convert CO2 into ethylene
Medicine
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This smartwatch could track drug levels in real time
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This wearable-tech glove could translate sign language into speech in real...
Electronics
Adhesive film turns smartwatch into biochemical health monitoring system
Physics
Scientists create world’s best quantum bits
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How COVID-19 could harm your brain, according to UCLA scientists
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