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Wearable device helps blind people detect obstacles
Publicado em 05 de junho de 2025
Researchers from the São Paulo State University (UNESP) and the Federal University of Espírito Santo (UFES) in Brazil have developed a wearable device to help visually impaired people move around. The technology has tactile beacons that can warn of the presence of obstacles, guaranteeing users greater autonomy and safety when walking.
Integrated into a backpack, the system consists of a camera with an RGB depth sensor—which captures images in a way very similar to the [...]
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Women with low muscle mass have worse prognosis in breast cancer treatment, reveals research
Publicado em 01 junho 2025Maintaining muscle mass has proven to be crucial for patients undergoing cancer treatment. Studies have shown that individuals with more muscle tend to respond better to therapies such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy. They also have a lower risk of complications and experience more effective recovery. This is because muscle plays an essential role in metabolism, helping to regulate the inflammatory response and drug absorption. Conversely, cancer patients with low muscle mass have a higher [...]Medical Dialogues (Índia) -
Women with low muscle mass have worse prognosis in breast cancer treatment, reveals research
Publicado em 01 junho 2025Maintaining muscle mass has proven to be crucial for patients undergoing cancer treatment. Studies have shown that individuals with more muscle tend to respond better to therapies such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy. They also have a lower risk of complications and experience more effective recovery. This is because muscle plays an essential role in metabolism, helping to regulate the inflammatory response and drug absorption. Conversely, cancer patients with low muscle mass have a higher [...]Nihal Medical Tourism India (Índia) -
Sloths The Size of Elephants Roamed America, Before Abruptly Vanishing
Publicado em 31 maio 2025Massive Megatherium sloths once stood as large as Asian elephants, ripping foliage off treetops with prehensile tongues like today's giraffes. “They looked like grizzly bears but five times larger,” says paleontologist Rachel Narducci from the Florida Museum of Natural History. Megatherium were among a dazzling assortment of more than a hundred different sloth species that once roamed the Americas. Their ancient DNA now tells the likely story of why only six sloth species [...]Finnoexpert (Índia) -
Clean energy revolution: Scientists unveil enzyme shaped by nature that could supercharge global biofuel efficiency
Publicado em 31 maio 2025Long buried beneath sugarcane residue, a microbial secret may hold the key to revolutionising clean energy. In a groundbreaking study published in Nature, researchers at Brazil’s Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM) have identified a natural enzyme — CelOCE — that could redefine how the world produces second-generation biofuels. The discovery came from soil samples hidden beneath sugarcane bagasse, the fibrous byproduct left after juice extraction. Here, scientists found [...]Business News India (Índia) -
Turning Waste into Energy: New Enzyme Revolutionizes Biofuel Production
Publicado em 30 maio 2025Breaking down plant material into usable fuel has long been one of science’s biggest energy challenges. At the heart of this process is cellulose, the most abundant renewable polymer on Earth. While it’s made entirely of glucose, its tightly packed crystalline structure, along with its entanglement with other plant components like lignin and hemicellulose, makes it incredibly tough to break down. Nature does it slowly and only with the help of complex enzyme systems. Now, [...]Milling and Millers (Índia) -
Three ‘invisible’ city-killing asteroids are headed towards Earth
Publicado em 29 maio 2025At least three massive asteroids, each large enough to destroy a city, could strike Earth in the coming weeks, claimed a new scientific study. According to The New York Post, the space rocks, named 2020 SB, 524522, and 2020 CL1, currently share Venus's orbit around the Sun. An international research team, led by Valerio Carruba from São Paulo State University in Brazil, published their findings in the journal Astronomy and Astrophysics. As of their latest calculations, they [...]OdishaTV (Índia) -
3 'City-Killer' Asteroids May Be Headed For Earth: Scientists Reveal Alarming Details
Publicado em 29 maio 2025The asteroids pose no immediate threat to Venus, even a slight gravitational disturbance could deflect them onto a path toward Earth. At least three massive asteroids, powerful enough to obliterate an entire city, may be on a collision course with Earth in the coming weeks, as per a new study published in the journal Astronomy and Astrophysics. The asteroids- dubbed 2020 SB, 524522, and 2002 CL1- are currently locked in an orbit with Venus and remain hidden in the Sun’s glare, [...]CNN - News 18 (Índia) -
3 'City-Killer' Asteroids Could Strike Earth In Weeks, Say Scientists
Publicado em 29 maio 2025At least three large asteroids, powerful enough to destroy an entire city, could be on a collision course with Earth in the coming weeks, a new study has warned. Published in the journal Astronomy and Astrophysics, the study highlights the threat posed by three space rocks-named 2020 SB, 524522, and 2002 CL1-which currently share an orbit with Venus. According to the international research team led by Valerio Carruba from Sao Paulo State University in Brazil, these asteroids are hidden in [...]Doctor NDTV (Índia) -
3 'Invisible' City-Killing Asteroids Could Strike Earth Within Weeks- All You Need to Know
Publicado em 29 maio 2025Three "invisible" city killer asteroids hidden in the glare of the Sun, orbiting near Venus could strike Earth within weeks, according to an alarming research published in the journal Astronomy and Astrophysics. The study warns of the danger posed by three large asteroids—2020 SB, 524522, and 2002 CL1—which currently share an orbit with Venus and are hidden in the Sun’s glare, making them nearly impossible to detect with Earth-based telescopes. According to the [...]Republic World (Índia)