Researchers,for the first time, have revealed why the shape of the feather shaft changes from…
Month: December 2016
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Kangaroo mother care helps premature babies thrive 20 years later, study shows
Better behaved, larger brains, higher paychecks: a new groundbreaking study finds that Kangaroo Mother Care…
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Neil Young is turning Pono into a high-res music streaming service
Neil Young’s quixotic quest for glorious mobile audio seems to be shape-shifting into something more…
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Samsung has decided that curved screens are the only future we need
Samsung made it pretty clear with the ill-fated Galaxy Note 7 that flat screens are…
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Type of psychotherapy matters in treatment of irritable bowel syndrome
The type of psychotherapy used to treat the gastrointestinal disorder irritable bowel syndrome makes a…
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Having a Meltdown at Work? Blame It on Your Passion
A novel strategy to save your professional reputation is outlined in a new report: Reframe…
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Sawdust reinvented into super sponge for oil spills
Oil spills could be cleaned up in the icy, rough waters of the Arctic with…
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Hydraulic fracturing fluids affect water chemistry from gas wells
Pressure, temperature and fluid composition play an important role in the amount of metals and…
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Researchers’ findings offer clue on how to block biofilm shields of bacterial infections
Fatty acids known as oxylipins play a critical role in the formation of the biofilm…
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New nonsurgical repair of the most common heart defect found in extremely premature newborns shown to be effective
A new minimally invasive technique for repairing the most common cardiac birth defect in extremely…