Researchers have developed an automated ‘debugging’ approach called Adaptive Multimodal Bug Localisation (AML). AML gleans…
Month: October 2015
Double the (quantum) fun
A single-electron transistor is an electrical device that takes advantage of a strange quantum phenomenon…
Even if imprisoned inside a crystal, molecules can still move
X-ray crystallography reveals the three-dimensional structure of a molecule, especially for therapeutic or biotechnological purposes….
Turning T cell immunology on its head
New research challenges the assumption that the receptors on the T cells must bind to…
The science of retweets
What’s the best time to tweet, to ensure maximum audience engagement? Researchers have demonstrated that…
New fossils intensify mystery of short-lived, toothy mammal found in ancient North Pacific
New fossils from the Aleutian Islands intensify the mystery surrounding a toothy, hippopotamus-sized mammal unique…
New evidence for a strategy to identify patients nearing the end of life
A new study provides compelling evidence that a simple tool can help predict which patients…
Male suicide on rise as result of austerity, report suggests
Young males between the ages of 10 and 24 have committed suicide in growing numbers…
Cell growth: Protein reactions identified with subatomic resolution
Using subatomic resolution, researchers have gained insights into the dynamic modus operandi of two switch…
Possible new treatment for bladder cancer using a mycobacterium
Researchers have found a mycobacterium that is more effective in treating superficial bladder cancer and…