Women who have multiple sclerosis are more likely to have a gene associated with multiple…
Month: January 2011
Household sewage: Not waste, but a vast new energy resource
In a finding that gives new meaning to the adage, “waste not, want not,” scientists…
Bacteria eyed for possible role in atherosclerosis
Scientists have identified specific bacteria that may have a key role in vascular pathogenesis, specifically…
Newly developed cloak hides underwater objects from sonar
Researchers have demonstrated an acoustic cloak, a technology that renders underwater objects invisible to sonar…
Android Malware Spreads via Third-Party App Stores
As the year ended, a new threat for the Android OS was found in ANDROIDOS_GEINIMI.A,…
Android Malware Spreads via Third-Party App Stores
As the year ended, a new threat for the Android OS was found in ANDROIDOS_GEINIMI.A,…
The Market for Vulnerabilities: How Hackers Profit
As we noted a while back in our look at the 2011 vulnerability landscape, the…
The Market for Vulnerabilities: How Hackers Profit
As we noted a while back in our look at the 2011 vulnerability landscape, the…
First screening tool for war veterans to assess traumatic brain injury
A team of researchers has developed the first web-based screening tool for traumatic Bbain injury…
How studded winter tires may damage public health, as well as pavement
Scientists are reporting new evidence on how studded tires — wintertime fixtures in some areas…