Cloud computing software has brought many changes to the business landscape and currently, the implementation…
Month: March 2016
‘Keiser rigs’ stress materials to the max to improve products for power, propulsion
Environmental exposure chambers such as Keiser rigs, subject materials to corrosive gases, crushing pressures and…
Measuring the rarity of a particle decay: Five hundred thousand times less likely than winning the lottery
Modern physics has developed a great number of theoretical approaches with which the world of…
How an artificial protein rescues dying cells
Researchers discovered the unexpected way in which a synthetic protein called SynSerB promotes the growth…
Dust grains could be remnants of stellar explosions billions of years ago
Microscopic dust particles have been found in meteoritic material on Earth, particles that were likely…
Welfare recipients seen as immoral for buying ethical products
Shoppers making ethical purchases, such as buying organic food or environmentally friendly cars, are generally…
Researchers develop coatings to reduce ham mites, protect ozone layer
Food scientists and a entomologist have developed coatings that protect age-cured hams from mites, reducing…
Chew on this: Study of ancient teeth bites theory of early primate disappearance
Fifty-six million years ago, just before earth’s carbon dioxide levels and average temperatures soared, many…
Custom-fitted spine implants
Advances in medical imaging and implant manufacturing are making it possible to tailor an implant…
High throughput computing helps LIGO confirm Einstein’s last unproven theory
A few years ago, a global team of scientists parlayed decades of research into the…