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Japanese researchers from Keio University and Saiseikai Yokohamashi Tobu Hospital have developed a method to identify potential Alzheimer's disease in individuals by observing the 'head-turning sign' (HTS), where patients look to a caregiver for help when asked simple questions. This technique aims to aid in early diagnosis and treatment of the disease, as detailed in their study published in Alzheimer's Research & Therapy.
Japanese scientists have developed a method to control magnetization direction in spintronic devices using a low electric field through a breakthrough in interfacial multiferroics, which could significantly improve the efficiency and power consumption of future spintronic technologies. By modifying orbital magnetic moments through strain, it’s possible to manipulate electron spins, leading to an enhanced magnetoelectric effect for superior performance. The study provides guidelines for designing materials with a large magnetoelectric effect and will be useful in developing new information writing technology that consumes less power.