With the impact and enhancement of our daily lives in so many ways, Google has become an integral part of how we access information, communicate, work, shop, and […]
Could Outdated Medication Impact Future Mars Expeditions?
Medications taken by astronauts aboard the International Space Station prove to be either useless or dangerous on a multi-year Mars mission. A Duke Health study found more than […]
How can Swapping Googling for Napping Enhance Brain Health?
Daytime naps could be key to fit and healthy aging argues a new book. “iMind” by Professor Elmasry gives the upper hand over artificial intelligence to human and […]
How to Make a Lithium-ion Battery Last Longer?
Innovations Valley is a sprawling, busy town where technology flourishes alongside research labs from which much emanates. Dr. Alex Nguyen is leading a team of scientists in these […]
What Are the New Technologies for the Flu Vaccine?
Over the past few decades, developments in vaccine technologies have broadly changed the scope of prevention against the flu. More classical flu vaccines using inactivated or attenuated forms […]
Why is Science Important to us Today?
The Importance of Science in Today’s World Science acts as one of the cornerstones of understanding and progress in the tapestry of human knowledge and progress. The whole […]
Has Gaia discovered 21 new neutron stars in an otherworldly ballet?
New observations reveal neutron stars paired with stars like our Sun. Most stars in our universe come in pairs. While our own Sun is a loner, stars like […]
Could climate anxiety cost trillions in lost productivity?
Ecoanxiety might presage shifts in lifestyle choice that lead to lower birth rates and lower economic aspirations as a society first learns to live with environmental crises. Can […]
Scientists Establish Mondrian Masterpieces Out of Molecules
Researchers at Trinity College developed a computer program to express the structure of molecules in the style of Piet Mondrian. Enhanced understanding of molecular symmetry and the creation […]
Mammal Diversity Over 66 Million Years Was Traced by Biologists
One research group from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln covered 66 million years of North America’s fossil record seeking an answer to how mammalian diversity and ecological shifts can […]