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Life & Chemistry

Nurture Vs. Nature: Twins Study Reveals Oral Bacteria Insights

The study compares saliva samples from identical and fraternal twins to see how much “bacterial communities” in saliva vary from mouth to mouth at different…

Health & Medicine

Infant Air Pollution Exposure Linked to Lung Function Issues

“Earlier studies have shown that children are highly susceptible to the adverse effects of air pollution and suggest that exposure early in life may be…

Health & Medicine

Simple Quiz Assesses Death Risk for Kidney Dialysis Patients

A simple six-question quiz, typically used to assess disabilities in the elderly, could help doctors determine which kidney dialysis patients of any age are at…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

EU Project Launches Innovative Bio-Effectors for Agriculture

“Resource Preservation by Application of BIOefFECTORs in European Crop Production” (BIOFECTOR) is a unique project in European Union’s 7th Framework Programme,…

Technology Offerings

Enhancing Cartilage Assessment with Ultrasound Palpation System

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The cartilage quality (thickness and stiffness) is commonly determined either visually or by manual palpation. Both procedures…

Life & Chemistry

Exploring Dual Catalytic Innovations in Industry

Catalysts are substances that speed up the rates of chemical reactions without themselves being chemically changed. Industrial catalysts come in two main types…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Enhancing Nanometer-Scale Manufacturing Using Infrared Spectroscopy

One of the key achievements of the nanotechnology era is the development of manufacturing technologies that can fabricate nanostructures formed from multiple…

Physics & Astronomy

Sweeping X-ray Imaging Survey of Dying Stars is ‘Uncharted Territory&#039;

The death throes of dying stars are the focus of a sweeping new survey using NASA’s Chandra X-ray satellite observatory.More than two dozen astronomers have…

Physics & Astronomy

Extending Einstein’s Theory Beyond Light Speed

Einstein’s theory holds that nothing could move faster than the speed of light, but Professor Jim Hill and Dr Barry Cox in the University’s School of…

Materials Sciences

Researchers unravel the secret to making cheap, high-density data storage

Self-assembly is a a cheap, high-volume, high-density patterning technique. It allows manufacturers to use the method on a variety of different surfaces. This…

Materials Sciences

Nanoparticles: Making gold economical for sensing

Cancer, food pathogens and biosecurity threats can all be detected using a sensing technique called surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS). To meet…

Health & Medicine

Mechatronic design for a fail safe catheter guide in blood circulatory system

Minimally invasive surgery (MIS) involves indirect observation of the surgical field through endoscope or similar devices and is carried out through the skin,…

Life & Chemistry

Cambrian Fossil Pushes Back Evolution of Complex Brains

The remarkably well-preserved fossil of an extinct arthropod shows that anatomically complex brains evolved earlier than previously thought and have changed…

Information Technology

Graphene: A patterned template for molecular packing

Graphene’s versatile electronic, chemical and mechanical properties have placed it center stage in physical sciences research, with attention currently focused…

Life & Chemistry

Catalysis: Putting cyanide to work

Cyanide exposure can be lethal, but with careful handling, the molecule can be a very useful chemical building block. For example, from cyanide chemists can…

Materials Sciences

New modular Instron<sup>®</sup> CEAST Melt Flow Testers perform measurements according to ISO 1133-2

They provide the user with increased convenience for easy and accurate measurement of the flow properties of plastics according to ASTM D1238 and ISO 1133….

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