Reduced street lighting in England and Wales is not associated with road traffic collisions or…
Month: July 2015
Research grasps how brain plans gripping motion
A new study significantly advances neuroscientists’ understanding of how a region of the brain formulates…
Tailored mobile health technologies may help patients take their medications appropriately
There was only a 5 percent error rate when patients with chronic kidney disease used…
Hacking Team Flash Attacks Spread: Compromised TV and Government Sites in Hong Kong and Taiwan Lead to PoisonIvy
A recent campaign compromised Taiwan and Hong Kong sites to deliver Flash exploits related to…
Hacking Team Flash Attacks Spread: Compromised TV and Government Sites in Hong Kong and Taiwan Lead to PoisonIvy
A recent campaign compromised Taiwan and Hong Kong sites to deliver Flash exploits related to…
New tool uses ‘drug spillover’ to match cancer patients with treatments
A new article describes a new tool that improves the ability to match drugs to…
Controlling phase changes in solids
Rewritable CDs, DVDs and Blu-Ray discs owe their existence to phase-change materials, those materials that…
New chemistry makes strong bonds weak
Researchers have developed a new chemical reaction that breaks the strongest bond in a molecule…
When being an immigrant makes it more–not less–likely to have a job
Race and education shape employment outcomes for U.S.- and foreign-born blacks in surprising ways. This…
Coffee consumption habits impact the risk of mild cognitive impairment
A new study estimates the association between change or constant habits in coffee consumption and…