Organic semiconductors are already being employed in solar cells and organic LEDs (OLEDs). Until now,…
Month: December 2015
How law enforcement leaders feel about police wearing body cameras
Several recent high-profile incidents involving police use of deadly force have resulted in increased scrutiny…
Climate research using lasers and water pipes
Global warming is disturbing the delicate balance of the ocean currents. Petroleum and climate researchers…
Improved robotic testing systems
New mathematical models can give us better and cheaper robotic systems.
Analysis of neuronal avalanches reveals spatial temporal roadmap of humans higher cognitive function
For the first time ever in a study of the living human brain as it…
Headbanging Aussie bee takes a heavy metal approach to pollination
Research has for the first time revealed the heavy metal secret behind an Australian bee’s…
Timing of first childbirth influences women’s health at age 40
A new study finds some surprising ways in which women’s health at midlife is connected…
Rapid Arctic warming drives shifts in marine mammals
New hydrophone surveys of migration gateways to the Arctic show that recent extremes in sea…
Brain cancer self-organizes into streams, swirls, and spheres
Brain cancer is not anarchy, say researchers but highly organized–self-organized. Researchers report that glioma cells…
Four reasons breaking up with Facebook is hard to do
New research has revealed four reasons why our relationship with Facebook is complicated. The results…