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Physics & Astronomy

Scientists Discover Particle-Separating Wave in Primordial Plasma

Scientists in the STAR collaboration at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC, http://www.bnl.gov/rhic/), a particle accelerator exploring nuclear physics…

Earth Sciences

NASA Analyzes Rare Arabian Sea Cyclone in 3D View

The GPM core observatory satellite flew over Ashobaa on the morning of June 8 at 0811 UTC (4:11 a.m. EDT). Tropical cyclone Ashobaa had sustained wind speeds…

Materials Sciences

NIST's 'nano-raspberries' could bear fruit in fuel cells

The berry-like shape is significant because it has a high surface area, which is helpful in the design of catalysts. Even better news for industrial chemists:…

Earth Sciences

Ocean Insights: Boosting Cloud Formation Understanding

The work shows how the particles' chemical composition influences their abilities to take in moisture from the air, which indicates whether the particle will…

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Earth Sciences

Tiger Shark Tracking Unveils Bird-Like Migration Patterns

Tiger sharks are among the largest and most recognizable sharks on the planet, yet many of their habits remain mysterious because they are long-distance…

Life & Chemistry

New Insights Challenge Geological Beliefs and Change Our Understanding

A long-standing fact widely accepted among the scientific community has been recently refuted, which now has major implications on our understanding of how…

Health & Medicine

Body's response to spicy foods guides design of new pain relief drugs

Capsaicin is the ingredient that makes chili peppers spicy and hot. The same pathway in the body that responds to spicy food is also activated after injury or…

Science Education

Pre-Lecture Diagrams Boost Student Note-Taking and Learning

“Teachers need to understand that providing supportive material in advance can make a big difference in helping students grasp and lock in key concepts…

Physics & Astronomy

Track Space Weather 24 Hours Before It Reaches Earth

The clouds can be large or small. They can be relatively slow or as fast as 3,000 miles per second, but only one component has a strong effect on how much a…

Environmental Conservation

Insects Adapt to New Diets Through Microbe Partnership

Insects are the most diverse animal group on earth. Many of them feed on plants, and they are constantly challenged by the diverse direct and indirect defenses…

Life & Chemistry

New Procedure Simplifies Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell Creation

For their ability to differentiate into other cell types, the embryonic stem cells hold a large potential in the medical industry. Their use, however, poses…

Physics & Astronomy

Unlocking Superconductivity: Insights from Two-Dimensional Gas

Using an exotic quantum superfluid that originates in a two-dimensional atomic gas, researchers from Heidelberg University are closing in on the phenomenon of…

Process Engineering

Innovative Modular Process Boosts Efficiency in Plastic Film Coating

Plastic films serve many purposes in everyday life. They are used for packaging food, as substrates for flexible solar cells, even as decorative films for…

Earth Sciences

Quenched Glasses: Preserving Ancient Life From Asteroid Impacts

Quenched glasses formed by asteroid impacts can encapsulate and preserve biological material for millions of years on Earth, and can also serve as a substrate…

Environmental Conservation

Yellow-Breasted Bunting Populations Plummet in China

With its canary-yellow colouring, the yellow-breasted bunting – about the size of a sparrow – is one of the more striking species of songbirds. Until a few…

Life & Chemistry

Enhancing Life Processes: The Role of Quality Control Innovations

Quality control is important – this is not only applicable to industrial production but also true for all life processes. However, whereas an enterprise can…

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