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Dragonflies Can See by Switching "On" And "Off"

Dr Steven Wiederman and Associate Professor David O'Carroll from the University's Centre for Neuroscience Research have been studying the underlying processes…

Health & Medicine

Tufts Scientists Develop New Early Warning System for Cholera Epidemics

In two recently published papers, Tufts University School of Engineering researchers have established new techniques for predicting the severity of seasonal…

Life & Chemistry

Understanding Prion Diseases: Insights on Mad Cow and CJD

Mad cow disease and its cousin Creutzfeld-Jakob disease cause fatal spongy changes in brain tissue. Today, we know that these diseases are caused by prions,…

Life & Chemistry

Decoding Ski Protein Complex: Insights from Max Planck Institute

Scientists of the Max Planck Institute (MPI) of Biochemistry in Martinsried near Munich, Germany, have now decoded the structure of a protein complex (Ski…

Physics & Astronomy

Galaxies Had ‘Mature’ Shapes 11.5 Billion Years Ago

The team used two cameras, Wide Field Camera 3 (WFC3), and Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS), plus observations from the Hubble’s Cosmic Assembly Near-infrared…

Life & Chemistry

Imaging: A brighter future for cell tracking

A research team in Asia has developed a method for tracking, or etracingf, cells that overcomes the limitations of existing methods. The teamfs fluorescent…

Physics & Astronomy

Optics: Nanotechnology’s benefits brought into focus

Conventional lenses, made of shaped glass, are limited in how precisely they can redirect beams of incoming light and make them meet at a point. Now, a team…

Information Technology

Data storage: Maintaining privacy on the cloud

Wider adoption of cloud storage services by organizations has been hindered by security and privacy issues. A consequence of storing data on the cloud is that,…

Life & Chemistry

Researchers Identify New Molecules Necessary for Memory Formation

Memory decline is a part of aging for most people, but very few treatments are available to reverse this loss because the deeper cellular mechanisms underlying…

Medical Engineering

Microelectronics: Automating cancer detection

Microelectronic engineers in Singapore have developed and tested sensor technology that can detect and measure a chemical signature of bladder cancer. The…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Report Reveals Energetic Pathways for Micro-Algae Utilization

The goal was to specifically investigate the utilization of microalgae produced from flue gas of the facilities of Vattenfall. The final report of the project…

Life & Chemistry

Heidelberg Researchers Develop 3D Bacterial Membrane Model

Certain bacteria can build such complex membrane structures that, in terms of complexity and dynamics, look like eukaryotes, i.e., organisms with a distinct…

Health & Medicine

New Insights Boost Chemotherapy Effectiveness for Cancer Treatment

Cells can break down damaged molecules as well as whole areas of the cells themselves by means of self-digestion and utilize the decomposition products…

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Physics & Astronomy

Quantum Teleportation: Instant Transfer of Photonic Qubits

By means of the quantum-mechanical entanglement of spatially separated light fields, researchers in Tokyo and Mainz have managed to teleport photonic qubits…

Life & Chemistry

NIH and UNC Study Uncovers Vinculin’s Role in Cell Movement

In a paper published in the Journal of Cell Biology, Sharon Campbell, PhD, professor of Biochemistry and Biophysics and member of UNC Lineberger Comprehensive…

Environmental Conservation

Managing Fire-Prone Areas: Benefits of Prescribed Burns Globally

The Ecological Society of America’s first online-only Special Issue of Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment showcases prescribed burns around the globe,…

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