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Earth Sciences

NASA Monitors Weaker Tropical Storm Marie via GOES-West

NOAA's GOES-West satellite captured an image of Marie on August 28 at 11 a.m. EDT. Bands of thunderstorms circled the storm especially to the north.

Environmental Conservation

Climate Change Threatens Endangered Devils Hole Pupfish

Climate change is hurting reproduction of the endangered Devils Hole pupfish, threatening the survival of this rare species that has numbered as few as 35…

Life & Chemistry

Flapping Baby Birds Shed Light on Flight’s Origins

The answer is buried 150 million years in the past, but a new University of California, Berkeley, study provides a new piece of evidence – birds have an innate…

Physics & Astronomy

Exploring Solar Storms: NASA Data Unveils Earth’s Response

When it arrived at our planet, the ring current and radiation belts surrounding Earth swelled with extra particles, while the aurora persisted for six hours….

Physics & Astronomy

New Light Sources Enhance Quantum Technology Circuits

Electronic circuits are based on electrons, but one of the most promising technologies for future quantum circuits are photonic circuits, i.e. circuits based…

Medical Engineering

Siemens Unveils Acuson SC2000 for Enhanced Blood Flow Imaging

Siemens Healthcare introduces the new Prime edition of its Acuson SC2000 ultrasound system at the annual congress of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC)….

Life & Chemistry

Zebrafish Stripes: Unveiling Skin Pigment Cell Innovation

Three major pigment cell types, black cells, reflective silvery cells, and yellow cells emerge during growth in the skin of the tiny juvenile fish and arrange…

Social Sciences

Computer Games Enhance English Skills in Youth

The study confirms what many parents and teachers already suspected: young people who play a lot of interactive English computer games gain an advantage in…

Physics & Astronomy

New Tunable Device Enhances Spintronics Technology

Spin-charge converters are important devices in spintronics, an electronic which is not only based on the charge of electrons but also on their spin and the…

Corporate News

Siemens DeP Converter Starts Operations at Tangshan Steel

A DeP converter from Siemens has commenced operation at the Chinese steel producer Tangshan Stainless Steel Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of Tangshan Iron & Steel…

Physics & Astronomy

Uncloaking the King of the Milky Way: The largest star in our home galaxy's largest stellar nursery

The star, named W49nr1, has a mass between 100 and 180 times the mass of the Sun. Only a few dozen of these very massive stars have been identified so far. As…

Physics & Astronomy

Early Growth of a Massive Galaxy Discovered in Young Universe

Astronomers have uncovered for the first time the earliest stages of a massive galaxy forming in the young Universe. The discovery was made possible through…

Studies and Analyses

New Treatment for Multiple Sclerosis: Phase I Study Insights

The phase I studies were the first to test the drug candidate in humans. Studies with animals showed that the drug, which is called anti-LINGO-1, or BIIB033,…

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Earth Sciences

Yellowstone Supereruption: New Model Predicts Ash Spread

An improved computer model developed by the study’s authors finds that the hypothetical, large eruption would create a distinctive kind of ash cloud known as…

Life & Chemistry

Tokyo Tech Unveils Tailor-Made Multicyclic Polymers

Tokyo Tech scientists synthesize multicyclic type of polymers for the first time offering insights for tailoring polymer properties as well as the mathematics…

Physics & Astronomy

Magnetic Memories: Future of Enhanced Active Memory

Computer hard drives store data by writing magnetic information onto their surfaces. In the future, magnetic effects may also be used to improve active memory…

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