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Researchers at Stanford University have demonstrated how artificial intelligence can be used to design synthetic viruses that do not exist in nature, marking a significant advance in biotechnology with the potential to reshape future medical treatments. While the breakthrough could accelerate the development......
Researchers have achieved a breakthrough in Floquet engineering, revealing that excitons quasiparticles formed within semiconductors can alter material properties far more effectively than light alone. This discovery paves the way for on-demand creation of exotic quantum materials. Scientists from the......
Researchers at Stanford University have developed an ultra-thin silver coating for solid electrolytes that boosts crack resistance nearly fivefold, tackling a key barrier to commercializing next-generation lithium-metal batteries. Published January 16 in Nature Materials, the breakthrough promises safer......
Morocco’s International University of Rabat (UIR) has earned international acclaim after six of its researchers were named among the world’s top 2% of scientists in Stanford University’s 2025 global ranking, a milestone that underscores the rising influence of Moroccan research on the......
What if advanced technology could foresee pandemics before they begin? With the growing threat of more frequent and severe outbreaks, artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging as a powerful tool in the battle to predict and prevent the next global health crisis. A world primed for pandemics The risk......
In a remarkable achievement, six researchers from the University International of Rabat (UIR) have been ranked among the top 2% of scientists worldwide by Stanford University. This prestigious recognition highlights Morocco's growing contribution to global scientific advancements and innovation. The......
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