Newly created material that can be used on highways absorbs solar energy, and returns it…
Month: May 2016
Achieving fish biomass targets: The key to securing a sustainable future for coral reefs
Scientists have completed a massive study that will help communities and countries of the Western…
Researchers track critical development in the young brain
A recent study combined two related but different imaging techniques to non-invasively track the rate…
Animal study shows flexible, dissolvable silicon device promising for brain monitoring
An implantable brain device that literally melts away at a pre-determined rate minimizes injury to…
Expanding tropics pushing high altitude clouds towards poles, study finds
A previously observed trend of high altitude clouds in the mid-latitudes shifting toward the poles…
Rapid-response immune cells are fully prepared before invasion strikes
Through the use of powerful genomic techniques, researchers have found that the development of immune…
New insights into light color sensing, transfer of genetic traits
An international team has uncovered the regulation of a system that allows a globally abundant…
Immunization rates climb when pediatricians have easy access to vaccination records
Exchange of immunization data between a centralized city immunization registry and provider electronic health records…
Why vultures matter, and what we lose if they’re gone
The primary threat to vultures is the presence of toxins in the carrion they consume….
T cells use ‘handshakes’ to sort friends from foes
Chemists provide the first direct evidence that a T cell gives precise mechanical tugs to…