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Quirky horological design house Urwerk has reached back 26 years to revisit one of its classics introduced at Baselworld 1997, with a new "reloaded" version of its space-age themed UR-102 wristwatch that puts a new spin on its minimalist style.

Ovarian cancer is marked by low survival rates and a high rate of recurrence despite treatment. But a promising cancer-fighting drug is undergoing clinical trials, providing hope for women whose cancer has returned following chemotherapy.

BLUETTI, a market leader in the energy storage industry, is about to unveil AC180 on May 4. Designed with a bunch of improvements that kit it up a notch, it’s a long-anticipated model for emergency backup, sudden blackouts, excursions, and more.

Whether they're patients with degenerative diseases or astronauts in weightless environments, there are some people who need to know if their muscles are wasting away. A new wearable could one day allow them to check, when and wherever they wish.

California-based ebike brand Hovsco has launched a pair of similar-specced but very different models. The HovScout is designed for riders looking to head into the wilds, while the HovCart is for hauling gear around town.

Oppo has joined the likes of Xiaomi and Vivo in the 1-inch-sensor club with the launch of the Find X6 Pro in China. Other highlights include a 510-ppi OLED display with adaptive refresh, flagship Snapdragon processing, and a fast-charging battery.

Scientists at Duke University have developed an incredibly powerful new camera that combines dozens of lenses to capture images and video at resolutions of thousands of megapixels, in three dimensions.

The world got COVID vaccines at a record pace, but RNA therapies for diseases has felt like it is still in a galaxy far, far away. A team of scientists now believe they're on the edge of the next frontier, harnessing the activity of RNA-editing enzymes.

If you often feel bloated or experience stomach pain, maybe it's not you — it's your food. A food sensitivity test can help get to the bottom of what's making you feel queasy all the time.

The challenge of creating next-gen OLEDs has been finding a way to improve color brilliance without lowering electrical efficiency. Now, researchers have found a way to achieve this by applying a fundamental scientific principle.

Can we take shortcuts on nature’s blueprint and make more efficient synthetic proteins? A new study finds simple combos of synthetic building blocks can make for protein alternatives that work just as well as, or even better than, the real thing.

Creative AI is pure theft, according to many artists, scooping up and subsuming styles and techniques that may have taken years to develop. Glaze offers something of a solution – a "cloaking" layer specifically designed to ruin AI-attempted imitations.