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Artificial Ferroelectric Materials Used to Create Mechanical Motion

Researchers at the University of Texas at Arlington (UT Arlington) are working on a way to fully understand artificial ferroelectric materials that may be engineered to exhibit ‘smart’ mechanical behaviors.

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Nanotherapeutic Delivery System to Treat Metastatic Tumors

Scientists from the University of Arizona Health Sciences recently performed a study that exhibits the ability to enhance cancer treatment for colorectal cancer and melanoma. The study involved the use of nanotechnology to deliver chemotherapy in a manner that makes it highly effective against aggressive tumors.

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10 Attempts at Frugality That Could End Up Costing You Money

10 Attempts at Frugality That Could End Up Costing You Money
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How Often to Replace 23 Common Items in Your House

Safety and effectiveness don’t always come cheap, but better safe than sorry. Here’s how often to replace these household items.

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The 5G conversation is dead

The 5G conversation is dead When it comes to discussing information and communication technology (ICT), the international conversation seems to be stuck on 5G. Each month sees a barrage of headlines along the lines of “5 things 5G will do that you didn’t expect [1],” “5G is here. Does it matter for your smart home? [2]”, and “What CIOs need to know about 5G [3].” And when it comes to ICT policy, the focus centers on calls for government strategies for 5G cybersecurity [4]. Yes, thanks to 5G your smart thermostat can be used to hack into your home network and spy on you. All technological change has the power to reinvent the way we live and work. But 5G, to the big players, is already past. We need to look ahead. We need to talk about 6G.

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