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Squeezing cells into stem cells

January 18, 2016 ~ spesaeterna

EPFL scientists have developed a new method that helps cells turn into usable stem cells. The approach involves “squeezing” cells with a gel, and paves the way for large-scale production of stem cells for medical purposes. Read more 

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Solar cells boosted to 20.8% efficiency

January 4, 2016 ~ spesaeterna

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EPFL scientists have developed a perovskite-based solar cell that reaches 20.8% power conversion efficiency — Read more

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Eyes turn into skin: how inflammation can change the fate of cells

January 4, 2016 ~ spesaeterna

Metaplastic_cornea_hrEPFL scientists have found that chronic inflammation can cause regenerating cells to grow into new, aberrant types; this is called metaplasia, and is a disorder linked to prolonged inflammation. The study highlights a new concept of chronic inflammation and could lead to better treatments — Read more

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Spintronics, low-energy electricity take a step closer

December 18, 2015 ~ spesaeterna

combined2_3x2EPFL scientists have discovered a new topological insulator that could be used in future electronic technologies. Read more

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Treating colon cancer with vitamin A

December 17, 2015 ~ spesaeterna

imtxtScientists at EPFL identify the biological pathway behind the growth of colon cancer, and block it with vitamin A. Read more

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