Engineers have generated a bulk metal glass that is unusually strong and shock resistant.
Month: April 2016
Common pesticides kill amphibian parasites, study finds
A recent study explored the effects of six commonly used pesticides on two different populations…
Study links disparities in pain management to racial bias
Disparities in pain management may be attributable in part to bias, a new report suggests….
Fishing for the future of coral reefs
New fishery regulations based on science are needed in the Caribbean to give coral reefs…
Coral reefs highlight the key role of existing biodiversity for climate change adaptation
New research on coral reefs suggests that existing biodiversity will be essential for the successful…
Chasing after a prehistoric Kite Runner
Scientists have discovered an ancient animal that carried its young in capsules tethered to the…
Recent evolutionary change allows a fruit fly to dine on a toxic fruit
Fruit flies in one lab happily eat a noni fruit that is normally toxic to…
‘Topsy turvy’ ocean circulation seen on distant planets
The salt levels of oceans on distant Earth-like planets could have a major effect on…
‘Game changing’ stem cell repair system
Stem cell therapies capable of regenerating any human tissue damaged by injury, disease or ageing…
Final stampede results: Glycemic benefits of bariatric surgery persist over time
In the final, five-year follow-up report from the influential STAMPEDE trial, research shows that bariatric…