Month: March 2014

A study strengthens the case for human involvement in the disappearance of New Zealand’s iconic…

WaterGAP is a hydrological model used to model water shortage, groundwater depletion, and floods and…

Babies born prematurely are surviving in increasing numbers. But many withstand complications of early birth…

A newly deciphered 1,800-year-old letter from an Egyptian solider serving in a Roman legion in…

A cellular pathway that is responsible for keeping blood sugar levels low, has been found,…

The global diversity of plants being cultivated by Britain’s gardeners is playing a key role…

Researchers in Australia are confident their new research results will make significant differences to the…

The research vessel Dana is currently in the Sargasso Sea on an intensive research expedition…

A new aqueous compound to functionalize or modify the properties of paper and any other…

A recent study explores the meanings of ‘fat’ and obesity in sumo and Japanese culture…