Researchers tested the assumption that self-interest is a universal trait of CEOs, showed that too…
Month: May 2015
Towards a tunable graphene-like two-dimensional material
A new porous material exhibits high electrical conductivity as a bulk material that is potentially…
Strong evidence still lacking on medical marijuana for pain
With increasing numbers of chronic pain patients experimenting with marijuana to get relief, physicians need…
Yoga and chronic pain have opposite effects on brain gray matter
Chronic pain is known to cause brain anatomy changes and impairments, but yoga can be…
Antibody’s unusual abilities might inspire vaccine strategies
The recent discovery of a novel antibody that works in an unusual way could inspire…
First large-scale graphene fabrication
One of the barriers to using graphene at a commercial scale could be overcome using…
Perspective-taking difficulties diminished when autistic and psychosis tendencies balance
Researchers have shed new light on the relationship between autistic tendencies and psychosis proneness in…
Hazing remains a concern in college marching bands, new study shows
Nearly a third of college marching band members surveyed in a national study observed hazing…
Offline TV ads prompt potential online purchases by multitaskers
Many television advertisers fear that distracted viewers — frenetic multitaskers using smartphones, laptops and tablets…
Link between vitamin E, exposure to air pollution
An association between the amount of vitamin E in the body, exposure to particulate pollution…