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Life & Chemistry

New Cell Mechanism Linked to Pancreatic Cancer Risk

Researchers at Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI) at the University of Utah have found that defects in how cells are squeezed out of overcrowded tissue to die, a…

Environmental Conservation

Ocean Acidification Disrupts Biofouling Community Balance

There is overwhelming evidence to suggest the world's oceans are becoming, and will continue to become more acidic in the future, but there are many questions…

Physics & Astronomy

Mainz Physicists Join JUNO Neutrino Experiment in China

The construction of the facilities for the JUNO neutrino experiment has been initiated with an official groundbreaking ceremony near the south Chinese city of…

Life & Chemistry

Game Theory Reveals How Cancer Cells Interact and Compete

A tumor consists of a heterogeneous population of individual cells that compete for space and nutrients against each other. However, cancer cells also…

Health & Medicine

Confronting Pathogen Adaptability: Challenges in Modern Medicine

The adaptability of pathogens is a great challenge to modern medicine, particularly the growing bacterial resistance to antibiotics. But other pathogens also…

Physics & Astronomy

Ancient Planetary System Found: Kepler-444’s Earth-Sized Planets

A group of scientists led by the University of Birmingham has discovered the oldest known solar system containing Earth-sized planets. Five of these…

Life & Chemistry

Brain’s On-Off Thirst Switch Identified

Neurons that trigger our sense of thirst—and neurons that turn it off—have been identified by Columbia University Medical Center neuroscientists. The paper was…

Life & Chemistry

Nanoshuttle Wear and Tear: It’s the Mileage, Not the Age

This is an especially important question as there are so many potential applications, for instance, for medical uses, including drug delivery, early diagnosis,…

Environmental Conservation

Dust From Feedlots: Antibiotics and Resistance Genes Found

The study was published online today in the National Institutes of Environmental Science’s peer-reviewed journal, Environmental Health Perspectives. The…

Life & Chemistry

Ribose-Seq: Mapping Ribonucleotides in Genomic DNA

Now, researchers have developed and tested a new technique known as ribose-seq that allows them to determine the full profile of ribonucleotides embedded in…

Life & Chemistry

Merkel Cells: Key Players in Skin Maintenance Explained

Merkel cells are unique cells located in the epidermis, the outermost layer of the skin. Through connections to nerve endings, Merkel cells play critical roles…

Materials Sciences

Ionic Scaffolding’s Role in Calcium Carbonate Crystal Formation

Nature packs away carbon in chalk, shells and rocks made by marine organisms that crystallize calcium carbonate. Now, research suggests that the soft, organic…

Information Technology

UW Scientists Boost Robotic Manufacturing with Collaborative Robots

But manufacturers have also begun experimenting with a new generation of “cobots” designed to work side-by-side with humans, and University of…

Life & Chemistry

Chromium-Centered Cycloparaphenylene Rings for Nanocarbon Innovation

Professor Kenichiro Itami, Yasutomo Segawa and Natsumi Kubota of the JST-ERATO Itami Molecular Nanocarbon Project and the Institute of Transformative…

Earth Sciences

Satellite witnesses developing US nor'easter

An animation of visible and infrared imagery from NOAA's Geostationary Operational Environmental or GOES satellite captured over the period of January 24…

Life & Chemistry

New Insights Into Cell Ingestion: Endocytosis Explained

Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania have now revealed a relationship that governs this process, known as endocytosis.
Their new study, published…

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