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Stress Hormone Linked to Working Memory Decline in Aging

 A new study published in the June 18 issue of The Journal of Neuroscience adds to a body of evidence suggesting stress may accelerate cognitive decline later…

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Collaboration and Innovation in Urban Water Management

Where sustainability of water management is concerned, we must pay more attention to long-term solutions. Efficient water management and policy ought to be…

Earth Sciences

TRMM Monitors Rainfall from Dissipating Hurricane Cristina

Hurricane Cristina had sustained winds of over 130 knots (almost 150 mph) on June 12, 2014 making her the second hurricane in the eastern Pacific Ocean this…

Earth Sciences

Tropical Depression Hagibis Regenerates: Latest Satellite Insights

On June 17 at 10:30 UTC (6:30 a.m. EDT) the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission or TRMM satellite passed over the regenerated Hagibis and the Precipitation…

Physics & Astronomy

Dynamic Spectroscopy Duo Enhances Photochemical Reactions

From allowing our eyes to see, to enabling green plants to harvest energy from the sun, photochemical reactions – reactions triggered by light – are both…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Animals Hide Sickness Symptoms in Social Situations

The review’s sole author, Dr. Patricia Lopes from the Institute of Evolutionary Biology and Environmental Studies at the University of Zurich, says that…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Nematode-Fungus Duo Threatens Midwest Soybean Fields

For years a disease complex of a plant-parasitic nematode and fungal pathogen has damaged soybean fields in the Midwest of the USA. Recently Dr. Andreas…

Medical Engineering

3D Breast Imaging Improves Cancer Screening Accuracy

In community-based radiology practice, mammography screening with 3D digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) yielded lower recall rates, an increased overall cancer…

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'Trophy wife' stereotype is largely a myth, new study shows

Most people are familiar with the “trophy wife” stereotype that attractive women marry rich men, placing little importance on their other traits, including…

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Life & Chemistry

Spanish Slugs: Debunking Myths About Their Invasion Impact

The animals sometimes nicknamed “killer slugs” are known to do their fair share of damage in fields and gardens. The slug was thought to have originated in…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Move Over, Silicon, There’s a New Circuit in Town

In a paper recently published in Nature Communications, researchers from the USC Viterbi School of Engineering describe how they have overcome a major issue in…

Health & Medicine

Human Sweat Weakens Bacteria-Resistant Brass in Hospitals

Sweaty hands can reduce the effectiveness of bacteria-fighting brass objects in hospitals and schools after just an hour of coming into contact with them,…

Physics & Astronomy

Ultra-Thin Wires Boost Quantum Computing Potential

Take a fine strand of silica fiber, attach it at each end to a slow-turning motor, gently torture it over an unflickering flame until it just about reaches its…

Earth Sciences

Solar Photons Remove Water From Moon’s Surface

Water is thought to be embedded in the moon’s rocks or, if cold enough, “stuck” on their surfaces. It’s predominantly found at the poles. But scientists…

Life & Chemistry

New Bud-Break Gene Discovery for Climate-Adapted Trees

While other researchers have identified genes involved in producing the first green leaves of spring, the discovery of a master regulator in poplar trees (Populus…

Life & Chemistry

Algae’s Quantum Coherence: Nature’s Unique Energy Strategy

The function in the algae of this quantum effect, known as coherence, remains a mystery, but it is thought it could help them harvest energy from the sun much…

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