A few weeks ago I appeared on the RedZone podcast hosted by Bill Murphy, where…
Month: September 2015
Filling a void in stem cell therapy
A new approach uses injectable hydrogels to boost the survival of transplanted stem cells and…
Findings could shed light on cancer, aging
Researchers have found molecular evidence of how a biochemical process controls the lengths of protective…
Catalyst addresses engine efficiency, emissions quandary
A catalyst being developed by researchers could overcome one of the key obstacles still preventing…
It’s time to stop thinking in terms of food versus fuel
Experts predict farmers can sustainably, and affordably, meet humanity’s growing demand for food and fuel.
New leukemia gene stops blood cells ‘growing up’
Scientists have identified a gene — FOXC1 — that, if switched on, causes more aggressive…
Lung ‘filtering’ technique can reduce transplant rejection
A new technique to recondition poorly functioning lungs and remove donor white blood cells has…
Southwest Pacific reveals some of its secrets
The Southwest Pacific ocean and the strong currents that travel through it play a major…
Amazonia: Soil carbon stocks examined
Along with the oceans and forests, soils are one of the planet’s main carbon reservoirs….
Modulation of brain cholesterol: New line of research in Alzheimer’s disease treatment?
Two research teams have just shown, in a rodent model, that overexpressing an enzyme that…