While takedowns and/or arrests slow down or severely damage cybercriminal operations, they could also pave…
Month: February 2016
New clues in the hunt for the sources of cosmic neutrinos
Incredibly dense and powerful objects beyond our Milky Way Galaxy may prevent the escape of…
CEOs from highest social class take the most risks, new study finds
Origins of social class explain risk-taking behavior – good or bad – by the top…
Eye movement affected in former childhood cancer patients
Commonly used chemo toxins impair the eyesight in childhood cancer survivors in a way that…
Red meat metabolite levels high in acute heart failure patients, research shows
Patients with acute heart failure often have high levels of the metabolite trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO)…
Participatory governance in planning processes: How do public administrations learn?
The necessity of strong public participation in planning processes of public authorities has been generally…
Good but few and underpaid: Female inventors gain 14% less than men
New research calls for actions to ensure equal wages for equally performing or skilled employees…
Independence and mobility key for older drivers report finds
The majority of older drivers want to continue driving as long as they are able…
Pesticide mixtures may increase health risks but are still unregulated by California
A new study has found that the state agency responsible for protecting Californians from the…
Transgenic sweet corn no more susceptible to Goss’s wilt disease
A study tested whether glyphosate use, transgenic traits, or timing of inoculation with the bacterial…