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NASA Observes Tropical Storm Noul Strengthening in Real Time

The RapidScat instrument that flies aboard the International Space Station and measures surface winds gathered data that showed newborn Tropical Storm Noul…

Life & Chemistry

Puget Sound's clingfish could inspire better medical devices, whale tags

It's called the Northern clingfish, and its small, finger-sized body uses suction forces to hold up to 150 times its own body weight. These fish actually hold…

Information Technology

Enhancing Mine Detection With Computer Vision and BCIs

“Computer vision and human vision each have their specific strengths, which combine to work well together,” said Ryan Kastner, a professor of computer science…

Health & Medicine

UNC Team uses cellular bubbles to deliver Parkinson's meds directly to brain

Researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have used exosomes — tiny bubbles of protein and fat produced naturally by cells — to bypass…

Earth Sciences

Chicxulub and Deccan Eruptions: Coincidence or Connection?

In a new paper published online by GSA Bulletin on 30 April, researchers Mark Richards and colleagues address the “uncomfortably close” occurrence of the…

Social Sciences

Study Reveals Gender Bias in Online Gaming Avatars

In a study of how people interacted with avatars in an online game, women received less help from fellow players than men when they operated an unattractive…

Earth Sciences

Dietary Supplements Boost Coral Health Amid Climate Change

UM Rosenstiel School researchers found coral species can buffer the effects of climate change by increasing feeding during stressful environmental conditions

Earth Sciences

Shale-Drilling Additives Found in Drinking Water Near Leaks

The researchers used a new analytical technique on samples from the homes and found a chemical compound, 2-BE, and an unidentified complex mixture of organic…

Life & Chemistry

How Growth Environment Affects Stem Cell Development

Human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs) possess the ability to grow into almost any kind of cell, which has made them dynamic tools for studying early human…

Physics & Astronomy

Explore the Microcosmos: Advances in Laser Light Technology

With the aid of extremely short and highly intense pulses of laser light, scientists have made great strides in their efforts to observe and control particle…

Information Technology

Fast-Tracking Patient Data: Innovations in Health Transfers

If someone has sustained a life-threatening brain injury, for example, they often need to be transferred to a specialist hospital. This hospital receives the…

Corporate News

Siemens Powers Amazon Data Center with Clean Energy Wind Farm

Siemens will supply 65 wind turbines and 67 transformers for the Amazon Wind Farm (Fowler Ridge). The customer for this onshore project in Indiana is Pattern…

Earth Sciences

Juvenile Shale Gas in Sweden – Tectonics and deep biosphere

Considering geological time scales, the occurrence of biogenic shale gas in Sweden´s crust is relatively young. An international team of geoscientists (led by…

Health & Medicine

New Receptor Discovery Enhances Cell Communication Insights

A receptor sits in the cell wall and extends a kind of arm out. If a particular molecule or protein, such as a hormone or neurotransmitter, floats past,…

Life & Chemistry

World’s fastest algorithm for recognising regular DNA sequences

Its efficiency and methodological rigour has now led the algorithm to be incorporated in the world’s most widely-used DNA-analysis software. This momentous…

Transportation and Logistics

Smart Security Designs for Storm Resilience in Urban Areas

Storms are capable of paralyzing entire cities. Only recently, in the first week of April, large parts of Germany were deprived of power due to hurricane-force…

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