Scientists observe unusual interference phenomena by scattering laser light from two atoms trapped inside an…
Month: February 2016
Study celebrates the success of EU air quality policy amidst Brexit uncertainty
A study has found that about 80,000 deaths are prevented each year due to the…
Is rare wildlife traded on the darknet?
Unlike illicit trade in drugs, guns or pornography, illicit trade in rare wildlife doesn’t have…
On the hook: Sustainable fishing in Papua New Guinea
A multi-disciplinary team has been busy unlocking the secrets of the Papuan black bass, one…
Device ‘fingerprints’ could help protect power grid, other industrial systems
Researchers are using the unique electronic ‘voices’ produced by devices on the electrical grid to…
Nanotechnology delivery system offers new approach to skin disease therapies
Researchers have developed a nanotechnology-based delivery system containing a protective cellular pathway inducer that activates…
Injustice often spreads: How unfairness can be stopped
People who feel treated unfairly usually do not direct their anger only towards the perpetrator….
Moth genitalia is the key to snout grass borers from the Western Hemisphere
Two scientists have produced an illustrated key to define the subtle differences between the 41…
Undergraduate student takes to Twitter to expose illegal release of alien fish in Japan
Posing a significant threat to the native biodiversity in Japan, specifically that of threatened aquatic…
Genetic switch regulating satiety and body weight identified
A team of researchers has identified a new mechanism that regulates the effect of the…