Research shows that curly hair is crucial for human brain development
Reported on Reference News Network on July 5thAccording to the website of Newsweek on June 27th, scientists have found that curly hair may be the key to the development of such a large human brain.A research paper published by researchers at Pennsylvania State University analyzed how human hair texture helps regulate body temperature...
The world's first pig Heart transplantation failed in human surgery. American Scientist summarized three reasons
The failure of the world's first pig Heart transplantation operation for humans has provided valuable lessons for the scientific community. Although this attempt ended in failure, we can see from it that the future research of Heart transplantation will be more successful...
AI injection into silicon based avatars: intelligent agents emerge, and humans are becoming semi robots
Original question: AI injection into silicon based avatars: emergence of intelligent agents, humans becoming semi robots | CyberDaily 2023 Issue 7Original Future CyberDailyCyberDaily:This issue of CyberDaily magazine features a selection of 17 good articles from the past, ending in June:In any case, as we enter the 1920s, we are experiencing and participating in the process that may be the process of mankind entering into the post mankind. Cyborg cannot be avoided on the way...
Human extraction of too much groundwater leads to polar drift
Science and Technology Daily, Beijing, June 19 (Reporter Liu Xia) Scientists from the University of Texas at Austin in the United States simulated how changes in the distribution of water around the earth affect the drift of the poles. The results show that the total amount of groundwater pumped by human beings from 1993 to 2010 was about 210 billion tons, and the change of groundwater distribution caused the earth's poles to drift by 80 cm...
The largest and most complete human lung cell map released to date
Science and Technology Daily, Beijing, June 8 (Reporter Zhang Jiaxin) The largest and most comprehensive map of human lung cells so far was published in Nature Medicine on the 8th. By combining data from nearly 40 studies, an international research team has created the first complete lung single cell atlas, revealing the rich diversity of lung cell types, highlighting key cell differences between healthy and diseased lungs, and will become a valuable resource for lung researchers...