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Physics & Astronomy

Black Holes Dance: Discovery in Ordinary Galaxy

This is the first time such a pair could be found in an ordinary galaxy. They were discovered because they ripped apart a star when ESA’s space observatory…

Physics & Astronomy

Unlocking Physics: The Insights of Quantum Turbulence

But, scientists are continually studying other, less-understood forces that may also shed light on matters not yet uncovered. Among these is quantum…

Process Engineering

New Material Coating Technology Mimics Nature’s Lotus Effect

Ever stop to consider why lotus plant leaves always look clean? The hydrophobic – water repelling – characteristic of the leaf, termed the “Lotus effect,”…

Environmental Conservation

UF/IFAS Insights on Seagrass Needs for Marine Ecosystems

Loss of seagrass means fish, crabs and other animals lose their homes and manatees and sea turtles lose a source of food. Nutrients, such as phosphorous, may…

Environmental Conservation

Saving the Lesser Prairie Chicken: Essential Insights for Landowners

Cumulative habitat loss, encroachment by invasive woody plants, wind energy development, petroleum production and the ongoing drought are just a handful of…

Life & Chemistry

New Molecule Boosts Nerve Growth After Injury

Dr. Doug Zochodne and his team have discovered a key molecule that directly regulates nerve cell growth in the damaged nervous system. His study was published…

Earth Sciences

Eurasians Migrated from Africa 130,000 Years Ago, Study Finds

A team of researchers led by the University of Tübingen’s Professor Katerina Harvati has shown that anatomically modern humans spread from Africa to Asia and…

Physics & Astronomy

Bright Points in Sun's Atmosphere Mark Patterns Deep In Its Interior

New research that uses data from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory, or SDO, to track bright points in the solar atmosphere and magnetic signatures on the sun's…

Earth Sciences

Greenland’s Ancient Soil Reveals Surprising Green Discoveries

An international team of researchers, including a former scientist from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, has discovered that ancient dirt in Greenland…

Materials Sciences

Creating New Materials Layer by Layer: A Scalable Technique

 This highly scalable technique, often used in the semiconductor industry, can produce new materials with unique properties that could be applied to solar…

Studies and Analyses

Wildfire Trends: Rising Fires Over 1,000 Acres in Western U.S.

The number of wildfires over 1,000 acres in size in the region stretching from Nebraska to California increased by a rate of seven fires a year from 1984 to…

Physics & Astronomy

Better Thermal Imaging Lens Made from Waste Sulfur

The team successfully took thermal images of a person through a piece of the new plastic. By contrast, taking a picture taken through the plastic often used…

Physics & Astronomy

New Hubble Image Reveals Diverse Cosmic Landscape

This new Hubble image showcases a remarkable variety of objects at different distances from us, extending back over halfway to the edge of the observable…

Social Sciences

High Disease Load Boosts Children’s Resistance to Future Illnesses

Children who have been conceived during a severe epidemic are more resistant against other pathogens later in life. For the first time this has been proved by…

Life & Chemistry

The malaria pathogen’s cellular skeleton under a super-microscope

The tropical disease malaria is caused by the Plasmodium parasite. For its survival and propagation, Plasmodium requires a protein called actin. Scientists of…

Information Technology

Testing protocols in Internet of Things by a formal passive technique

Dr. CHE Xiaoping and Dr. MAAG Stephane from Laboratory UMR 5157 of French Centre national de la recherché scientifique (CNRS) focus on converging these two…

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