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After decades of doubt, chemists at UC Riverside have confirmed a 1958 theory by creating a stable "impossible" molecule from vitamin B1 in water. This breakthrough could revolutionize how we make medicines using safer, greener methods.
Growing AI demands are driving up to $58 billion in new water system upgrades across America. Researchers at UC Riverside found a solution that could transform aging infrastructure while protecting community water supplies.
Researchers accidentally discovered that bed bugs desperately avoid water, opening new doors for better pest control methods. The tiny parasites flee from even the smallest wet surfaces, suggesting water could be their Achilles' heel.
A tiny, battery-powered gel delivers oxygen directly into chronic wounds, healing injuries in diabetic mice that would have otherwise proven fatal. The breakthrough could prevent millions of amputations and someday help grow replacement organs.
UC Riverside researchers discovered bed bugs actively avoid water and wet surfaces, a previously unknown behavior that could change how we fight infestations. A simple bath might be all you need if you suspect bed bugs on your body.
A groundbreaking UC Riverside study reveals Black and Latino teenagers significantly outperform white peers at identifying online disinformation, especially race-related content. Their secret weapon? Real-world experience navigating digital racism has made them naturally savvier online.
Scientists using NASA's James Webb Space Telescope created the most detailed map of dark matter ever made, revealing how this invisible force shapes everything from individual galaxies to massive cosmic structures. The breakthrough builds on nearly two decades of cosmic mapping work.
Researchers just unlocked a smarter way for AI to think through problems using only the questions it receives. The breakthrough could make smaller, more efficient AI systems just as powerful as tech giants without massive data requirements.