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Sweat Could Soon Replace Blood Tests. Here’s What Scientists Are Learning From It

Sweat patches may one day be the status quo for medical tests ranging from glucose monitoring to drug detection. In A ...
Scientific Research Publishing

Exploring the Reform of a High-Quality “Analog Circuits” Course Based on the Outcome-Based Education Concept ()

Analog Circuits Course, Outcome-Based Education, Teaching Reform, Student Competency Development Share and Cite: Li, J. , Gong, C. and Weng, Z. (2025) Exploring the Reform of a High-Quality “Analog ...
Morning Overview on MSN

Nanoscale flaw may be blocking tougher solid-state batteries

Solid-state batteries promise safer, lighter, and more energy-dense power packs for everything from smartphones to long-range electric cars, yet their real-world performance keeps falling short of the ...
Rochester Institute of Technology

Study details how analog computing solves signal processing challenges faster

Ali Miri details how electromagnetic waves can improve computing matrix operations for advanced computing systems.

Controlling quantum states in germanene using only an electric field

Researchers at the University of Twente and Utrecht University demonstrated for the first time that quantum states in the ...
Medical Design & Outsourcing

Electrocardiography ADC architectures, trade-offs and use cases

Veterinary ECGs face added challenges, as muscle tremors, shivering and motion artifacts can easily dominate the signal.
Everyday Health

Should You Add Protein Powder to Your Coffee?

“Proffee” is a term for coffee mixed with protein drinks or powder. It has become popular for its supposed health benefits, including aiding with weight loss. Here’s what you need to know about the ...