Bees are attracted to nectar containing common pesticides, scientists have discovered. This could increase their…
Month: April 2015
Fracking? Injecting wastewater? New insight on ground shaking from human-made earthquakes
Significant strides in science have been made to better understand potential ground shaking from induced…
James Webb Space Telescope: Building Hubble’s successor
Inside NASA’s giant thermal vacuum chamber, called Chamber A, at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in…
Four-dimensional printing unfolding as technology that takes 3D printing to an entirely new level
The fourth dimension is time, shape shifting in fact, and scientists are already working on…
Scientists announce final trial results of the world’s most advanced malaria vaccine
The first malaria vaccine candidate (RTS,S/AS01) to reach phase 3 clinical testing is partially effective…
Second possible specimen of ‘pocket shark’ ever found
An extraordinarily rare ocean discovery of an inches-long ‘pocket shark’ has been made. Sharks come…
Can a parent’s concerns predict autism?
New research shows that many parents notice signs of autism spectrum disorder in their infant…
Why do animals fight members of other species?
Why do animals fight with members of other species? A nine-year study by biologists says…
Long-term exposure to air pollution may pose risk to brain structure, cognitive functions
Air pollution, even at moderate levels, has long been recognized as a factor in raising…
Silver nanoclusters inside synthetic DNA to create a programmed, tunable fluorescent array
Scientists use a novel form of nanotechnology to create a positionable silver cluster with DNA-programmed…