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Agricultural & Forestry Science

How Smart Messaging Can Enhance Farm Safety Practices

“Along with mining and construction, farming is one of the top three most hazardous industries,” said Aaron Yoder, instructor of agricultural and biological…

Studies and Analyses

New Hope for Kids: 131I-MIBG Targets High-Risk Neuroblastoma

The experimental radiopharmaceutical, 131I-MIBG, has already been tested in children with relapsed and resistant neuroblastoma, with encouraging results in…

Health & Medicine

Prosthetic Hand Developments: New Study Uncovers Key Challenges

High operating forceThe study, which was carried out by researchers from TU Delft and the University of Groningen, measured the force required to operate a…

Health & Medicine

Marker Distinguishes More-Aggressive From Less-Aggressive Forms Of Chronic Leukemia

This study identified a molecular marker that quickly helps to distinguish which form a patients has. The findings could enable patients with aggressive…

Life & Chemistry

Insects Use Plants as ‘Green Phones’ for Communication

Insects can use plants as ‘green phones’ for communication with other bugs. A new study now shows that through those same plants insects are also able to leave…

Life & Chemistry

UCI Researchers Develop Mosquitoes That Can’t Transmit Malaria

Mosquitoes bred to be unable to infect people with the malaria parasite are an attractive approach to helping curb one of the world’s most pressing public…

Studies and Analyses

Rising Community-Acquired MRSA Cases in NYC: New Study Insights

Most cases of MRSA are acquired in hospitals, nursing homes, or other healthcare facilities. But in recent years public health experts have become increasingly…

Studies and Analyses

Global Fire Risk Analysis: Fast Changes Impacting North America

By the end of the century, almost all of North America and most of Europe is projected to see a jump in the frequency of wildfires, primarily because of…

Environmental Conservation

Woolly Mammoth Extinction Offers Insights for Climate Change Solutions

In a paper published June 12 in the journal Nature Communications, UCLA researchers and colleagues reveal that not long after the last ice age, the last woolly…

Life & Chemistry

Microscopy Techniques Unveil Secrets of Ancient Plants

In a paper published in PLoS ONE, scientists at the University of Illinois released their findings on what microscopy techniques are needed to identify the…

Studies and Analyses

Study by UC Santa Barbara psychologists reveals how brain performs 'motor chunking' tasks

After dialing the number a few more times, you find yourself typing it out as a series of three successive bursts of movement: the area code, the first three…

Physics & Astronomy

Quantum computers could help search engines keep up with the Internet's growth

Most people don't think twice about how Internet search engines work. You type in a word or phrase, hit enter, and poof – a list of web pages pops up,…

Life & Chemistry

Tiny 'speed bump' device could sort cancer cells

In the May 25 online issue of Physical Review Letters, German Drazer, an assistant professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering, and his doctoral…

Health & Medicine

BYU Engineers Develop Innovative Disc Replacement for Back Pain

In between the vertebrae of the human spine are 23 Oreo-sized, cartilage-filled discs that hold the vertebrae together and allow for spine movement.While the…

Life & Chemistry

Holy glycosylation! New 'bat signal' flags distressed cells in childhood genetic diseases

Just as Gotham City uses the Bat Signal to call for Batman's aid, a new tool developed by scientists from the Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute in La…

Health & Medicine

Group B streptococcal meningitis has long-term effects on children's developmental outcomes

Parents of infants who survive bacterial meningitis caused by group B Streptococcus might have to live with the effects of the disease on their children long…

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