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Researchers at the University of Rochester discovered that cancer cells consume glutathione as fuel, and they've found a drug that can block this food source. This breakthrough, published in Nature, could lead to new treatments that kill tumors without harming healthy cells.
Scientists at the University of Rochester created aluminum tubes that can't sink, even when riddled with holes. The breakthrough could revolutionize ship safety and ocean energy harvesting.
Scientists at the University of Rochester have created aluminum tubes that stay afloat even when riddled with holes or submerged for weeks. The breakthrough could lead to nearly unsinkable ships, floating platforms, and wave-powered energy systems.
Engineers at the University of Rochester have developed aluminum tubes that can't sink, even when punctured with holes. The breakthrough, inspired by diving bell spiders, could revolutionize ship safety and offshore energy platforms.
University of Rochester researchers have developed metal tubes that physically cannot sink, even when riddled with holes. The breakthrough could revolutionize ship safety and unlock new clean energy solutions.