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Type 2 diabetes may impact vertebral discs, cause low back pain
Medical News Today | February 23, 2024

Type 2 diabetes can cause several health complications, including nerve damageTrusted Source, eye diseasesTrusted Source, skin problemsTrusted Source,...

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IC for piezoelectric resonator DC-DC conversion achieves 310% loss reduction
Electronics Weekly | February 21, 2024

Researchers at UC San Diego and CEA-Leti have developed a piezoelectric-based DC-DC converter that unifies all power switches onto a single chip to in...

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UCSD and CEA-Leti Paper: DC-DC Converter Unifies Power Switches on a Single Chip
Inside HPC | February 20, 2024

University of California San Diego and CEA-Leti scientists report they have developed a ground-breaking piezoelectric-based DC-DC converter that unifi...

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Test results are in: TallWood building a resounding success
Temblor | February 14, 2024

After three months of testing and more than 100 simulated earthquakes, one 10-story building has demonstrated the impressive seismic resilience of mas...

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This unexpected material might be in your next sweater
The Washington Post | February 12, 2024

Marc André Meyers, a material scientist at the University of California at San Diego, has dedicated much of his career to studying the structure of n...

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A Celebrated Cryptography-Breaking Algorithm Just Got an Upgrade
WIRED | February 11, 2024

A pair of cryptographers at UC San Diego have built a new LLL-style algorithm with a significant boost in efficiency. The new technique, which won the...

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How Have Women Shaped Graphene Research in the Past Year?
Azo Nano | February 9, 2024

Whether it is exploring its quantum potential or enlisting graphene in the design of neural implants, we are proud to highlight some of the women over...

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Why engineers are working to build better pulse oximeters
MIT Technology Review | February 9, 2024

For people with dark skin, pulse oximeters can overestimate just how much oxygen their blood is carrying. That means that a person with dangerously lo...

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Could Heat Therapy One Day Treat Depression?
Every Day Health | February 9, 2024

Depression may be associated with a slightly elevated body temperature, according to a new study from UCSF and UC San Diego researchers that raises so...

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Nanome raises $3 million to help scientists get up close with molecular structures in VR
Yahoo! News | February 9, 2024

Discovery and research of new molecular compounds is an expensive business. Part of that comes from the need to closely examine every relevant molecul...

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This new sensor is '1M times' more sensitive in detecting lead in water
Interesting Engineering | February 6, 2024

A new type of ultra-sensitive sensor has been made to detect incredibly low levels of lead ions in water. This advanced sensor may pave the way for de...

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Ultra-Sensitive Sensor for Enhancing Water Quality Monitoring
Azo Sensors | February 6, 2024

A highly sensitive graphene sensor that can detect incredibly low quantities of lead ions in water has been created by engineers at the University of ...

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