Tag: Innovation

Health & Life Sciences Natural Sciences

Targeting Cancer with Tiny MoS2 Flowers and Enhanced Cellulose

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Background Cancer, a disease characterized by the uncontrolled proliferation of abnormal cells, necessitates the development of innovative therapeutic strategies. The development of nanocomposite-based therapies has gained significant attention in cancer treatment due to their targeted efficacy and reduced systemic toxicity. This study focuses on the synthesis of amino cellulose (AC) derivatives, their functionalization with molybdenum…

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Biomedical Health & Life Sciences Innovation

Turning Superfoods into Sweets: The Rise of Spirulina and Chlorella Hard Candies

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Spirulina and chlorella are nutrient-packed microalgae renowned for their high protein content, essential vitamins (like B12), minerals, and powerful antioxidant properties. Traditionally consumed as powders, tablets, or supplements, these microalgae have earned a strong reputation as superfoods. However, their intense earthy flavor and gritty texture often limit their inclusion in everyday diets. To address this…

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Health & Life Sciences Innovation

Exploring a Healthier Alternative: Non-Centrifugal Sugar as a Substitute for White Sugar

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Introduction In today’s world, sugar is an essential ingredient in countless foods and beverages. However, the overconsumption of refined white sugar has been linked to various health issues, including obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. As consumers become more health-conscious, researchers are exploring alternatives to white sugar that maintain sweetness while offering better nutritional value. One…

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Energy & Environment Innovation Sustainability

Breaking Down Smog: Innovative Filtration for Cleaner Cities

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Introduction With rapid urbanization and industrial growth, air pollution has become a major environmental crisis, posing severe threats to human health and ecological balance. Among the most concerning forms of pollution is smog, a dense atmospheric layer primarily composed of particulate matter (PM) and sources of secondary PM like sulfur oxides (SOₓ), nitrogen oxides (NOₓ),…

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Engineering Robotics and Automation Technology

Hybrid Control Paradigm for Immersive VR Teleoperation

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The rapid advancement of immersive virtual reality (VR) technologies has opened unprecedented possibilities for enhancing remote collaboration and teleoperation tasks, enabling users to experience realistic telepresence in distant or hazardous environments. However, achieving effective and intuitive control in VR-based telepresence systems remains challenging, often hindered by factors such as latency, limited situational awareness, and inadequate…

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Artificial Intelligence Assistive Technology Technology

From Signs to Text: Bridging Silence with Intelligent Recognition

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According to the World Health Organization, over 5% of the global population—an estimated 430 million people—live with hearing or speech impairments. Among them, more than 70 million individuals rely on approximately 300 distinct variants of sign languages as their primary means of communication, as reported by the World Federation of the Deaf. Sign languages are…

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