When the audio on your television set is too loud, you simply turn down the…
Month: February 2016
Cling-on warriors: Sandcastle worms serve as inspiration for a new type of underwater adhesive
An interdisciplinary group of researchers has made strides in the development of an underwater adhesive…
Lava flow crisis averted (for now)
Lava flow crises are nothing new on Hawai’i, where their destructive forces have been demonstrated…
Anti-bullying program focused on bystanders helps the students who need it the most
Many K-12 school efforts to reduce bullying have proven not very effective, leading educators to…
Living a ‘mixotrophic’ lifestyle
Some tiny plankton may have big effect on ocean’s carbon storage, report scientists. A research…
Study may offer answers for treating depression in alcoholics
A new study is offering a glimmer of hope to alcoholics who find it hard…
Researchers figure out how super-hot peppers pack their punch
Super-hot chile peppers, those with more than one million Scoville Heat Units, are built differently…
Can games help train future doctors and nurses?
Kaizen, a Web-based gaming platform, promotes learning through a mix of education, entertainment and competition….
Does gender expression impact weight? New research ties masculinity to higher BMI for young people
The first long-term research study of its kind ties masculine gender expression, or how much…
Scientist creates artificial intelligence algorithm to monitor machinery health
An artificial intelligence algorithm greatly increases accuracy in diagnosing the health of complex mechanical systems….