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New research from the University of Cincinnati is showing early indications that light could be used as a treatment for certain ailments, including cancer. Researchers from UC, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and University at Buffalo published the results of their study showing light-activated proteins can help normalize dysfunction in cells in the journal. Nature Communication July 25. Research findings Research centers on the function of mitochondria, the organelles in cells that act as the cell’s “power generator” and source of energy. Organelles are small specialized structures that perform various jobs in the cell. Jiajie Diao, PhD, one of the study’s authors, says hundreds of mitochondria are constantly coming together (a process called fusion) and dividing into smaller pieces (a process called fission) to keep them in balance in healthy cells. But when mitochondria don’t function properly, an imbalance of these fission and fusion processes occurs. This imbalance can

As beautiful as it may look, works of art are not immortal. For example, pigments and binders in oil paintings are inevitably degraded. Fluctuations in light, humidity, and temperature are common causes, but exposure to certain cleaning solvents during conservation and improper mixing of pigments by the artist can also destabilize the paint over time. The task of conservation scientists is to understand the chemical reactions that cause degradation to answer three questions: How was the painting created, how did it first appear, and how did it change—both naturally and by intervention? The questions are not completely backwards. By reconstructing how the painting deteriorated, conservators may be able to prevent further damage and better preserve it. Painting conservator and doctoral student Nouchka De Keyser (Rijksmuseum, University of Amsterdam, and University of Antwerp), his advisers Katrien Keune and Koen Janssens, and their colleagues scientifically answered all three questio

Recent extreme weather events have underscored the need to reduce CO₂ emissions that increase global temperatures. This requires a rapid transition from an energy economy to renewable energy sources, the cheapest of which is solar photovoltaic (PV). And our recently published research shows how we can lower shift costs even further using a cheaper form of silicon for highly efficient solar panels. Australia has taken the lead with solar PV installations, but our solar energy journey has only just begun. This year, humanity reached the milestone of 1 terawatt (TW) – 1 million × 1 million watts – installed solar capacity. However, experts predict 70TW of solar PV may be needed by 2050 to power all sectors of the economy. To help drive this rapid uptake of solar PV, we need solar panels with high efficiency and low cost. Over the past ten years, several new solar cell designs have resulted in record high efficiency. The problem is that this design also requires higher quality materi

This weekend, Netflix is ​​welcoming documentaries about dangerous men, limited series survival dramas, rom-com TV series, and more. This weekend, Netflix welcomes documentary series about dangerous men, survival drama miniseries, romance films, and rom-com TV series. After recently facing controversy due to massive follower losses, content from some of its comedy specials, and changes to its subscription plans, Netflix is ​​dropping it all and resuming its release schedule, meaning it continues to add new licenses and original content every week – and weekend. it will have something for everyone, as there is a wide variety of genres to choose from. Last weekend, the streaming giant brought a comedy A Precious Man’s Attitude Argentine mystery anthology series House of Dark Secrets action movie Trading Point, nollywood movies My Village People and indian movies foot fairy together with season 4 Virgin River last season Jurassic Cretaceous World Campground and Gray Man , Netflix’s big

Credit: Curtin University A new study from Curtin University has found that water was transported much deeper in the early Earth than previously thought, explaining how the continents originally formed. Studies published in Earth and Planetary Science Letter answers a long-standing question about Earth’s early water cycle. Principal investigator Dr. Michael Hartnady, of the Curtin School of Earth and Planetary Sciences, says how water is stored and transported through the Earth’s crust affects everything from where volcanoes and mineral deposits form to where earthquakes occur. “Although we understand the modern deep water cycle, we know very little about how it worked when Earth was a very young planet,” said Dr. Hartnady. “Some geological evidence suggests that water was transported to great depths on Earth all the way back to 3.5 billion years ago, although it is not well understood how exactly it got there.” The researchers used ad

Gigi Hadid looked every inch a cool mom as she flaunted her slender abs in a striped shirt and Bermuda denim shorts while out for a walk with her daughter Khai. While soaking in the fresh air of New York City The 26-year-old supermodel wore her platinum hair in a sleek low bun and a pair of black over her blue eyes. She completed her casual ensemble with a beige slide, ankle-length white socks, and a subtle gold necklace. Quality time: Gigi Hadid looks like a cool mom as she shows off her slim abs in a striped shirt and Bermuda denim shorts while outing with her daughter Khai The mother-of-one pushed her baby daughter, who will turn two in September, through their neighborhood in a black stroller. Khai’s golden blonde hair was styled in an updo and she remained comfortable under the colorful blankets. Last month, a source told Us Weekly that the Vogue cover girl and former One Direction singer, 29, reportedly had a ‘love and caring relationship despite the breakup.’ Loving

The fact that food prices in Australia have soared this year is not new news for most people. Key points: Deakin University research shows lettuce, broccoli and tomato prices have soared Amid other cost of living pressures, more people are seeking help with food costs There are calls for a national strategy to ensure Australians can access healthy food But tracking data for 28 specific grocery items over the past few years shows which product prices have gone up the most, which have fallen and which have remained stable. Figures from Deakin University’s Institute of Health Transformation support the most eye-catching increase – the skyrocketing price of lettuce. Data shows lettuce has jumped 150 percent in 12 months, up from the national average of $2 per head for icebergs last year to $5 in 2022. All kinds of leafy greens have disappeared from store aisles in recent months, including broccoli, which had the second biggest jump. It jumped from $6.90 per kilo in June last year to $11.90

Travis Barker was seen returning to work on Wednesday, having recently been hospitalized with pancreatitis. Drummer Blink 182, 46, looked as cool as ever in a white tank top, oversized black jeans and a pair of Vans, as he left the recording studio in Los Angeles. Kourtney Kardashian’s husband covers his eyes with sunglasses and is seen making calls on his cell phone. Feeling better: Travis Barker was seen returning to work on Wednesday, having recently been hospitalized for pancreatitis The musician completed the look with a thick silver chain around his neck, and wore a black gym bag slung over his shoulders. Travis was also wearing a black wrist brace, which he had worn before, although it is not clear what type of injury he suffered. The night before he took to his Instagram Stories to re-share a sweet photo of him and his wife, 43, as they went out for a walk. Recorded a new song: Drummer Blink 182, 46, looking cool as ever in a white tank top, oversized black jeans