A damaging, fast-spreading computer bug forced an Atlanta-area hospital system to shut its doors for…
Month: December 2011
How exposure to irregular light affects plant circadian rhythms
A study of chrysanthemum investigated plants’ circadian responses to interruptions in light cycles. Plants were…
Landscape architecture survey: Is plant knowledge passé?
A study evaluated attitudes and perceptions of practicing landscape architects in the southeastern United States…
New eco-friendly foliar spray provides natural anti-freeze
A new, biodegradable foliar/floral spray that increases plant resistance to both cold damage and cold…
How granular materials become solid: Discovery may be boon to engineers, manufacturers
What is it is that makes granular materials change from a flowing loose state to…
Closest Type Ia supernova in decades solves a cosmic mystery
Even as the “supernova of a generation” came into view in backyards across the northern…
Supernova caught in the act
The earliest detection ever of a Type Ia supernova has led to unparalleled observations of…
Disaster looms for gas cloud falling into Milky Way’s central black hole
Astronomers have observed a cloud of gas several times the mass of Earth approaching the…
Solving a supernova mystery
A team of scientists has observed the early stages of a Type Ia supernova that…
Stress causes clogs in coffee and coal
Scientists still aren’t sure what causes clogs in flowing macroscopic particles, like corn, coffee beans…