Through a detailed study of leukemia cells from more than 200 children, a research group…
Month: June 2016
How did ignoring people for our smartphones become the norm?
It’s common now to see people snubbing social companions to concentrate on their smartphone. But…
Deer make collision-free escapes thanks to inbuilt ‘compasses’
Why do deer in a group, when startled, suddenly bolt away together and never collide…
Nordic countries: Highest in gender equality and intimate partner violence against women
The Nordic countries are the most gender equal nations in the world, but at the…
You are not as anonymous as you think online
You may not be anonymous as you think you are online; reveals a new study….
Study uncovers clue to deciphering schizophrenia
The brains of healthy relatives of people with schizophrenia may hold a clue to better…
Spintronics development gets boost with new findings into ferromagnetism in Mn-doped GaAs
A research group has succeeded in finding the origin and the mechanism of ferromagnetism in…
Anorexia nervosa: Pleasure at getting thin more than fear of getting fat
Anorexia nervosa might not be explained by fear of gaining weight, but by the pleasure…
New high-capability solid-state electron microscope detector enables novel studies of materials
Scientists developed and demonstrated a new type of imaging electron detector. It records an image…
Towards building next-generation batteries using a pigment electrode
Researchers have demonstrated calcium ion batteries (CIBs) using pigment electrodes such as Prussian blue and…