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Triple Rainbows: Stunning Photos Unveil Nature’s Rare Phenomenon

Few people have ever claimed to see three rainbows arcing through the sky at once. In fact, scientific reports of these phenomena, called tertiary rainbows,…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Crash-Safe Battery Protection: Enhancing Electric Car Safety

If an electric car wants to be environmentally friendly it must weigh as little as possible, because when the light turns green every additional pound/kilogram…

Materials Sciences

Components based on nature's example

Long bones, for instance, consist of a compact, solid outer casing filled with spongy tissue, which makes them particularly strong and resilient. Researchers…

Physics & Astronomy

Molecular Sudoku: New Advances with Scanning Tunneling Microscopes

As reported this week in Nature Communications, the researchers used the atomically-sharp tip of a scanning tunneling microscope to move 1-nanometer sized…

Health & Medicine

Men With Family History of Prostate Cancer: No Aggressive Treatment Needed

However, men with a family history of prostate cancer have often been feared to have a more aggressive form of the disease not otherwise represented by these…

Health & Medicine

How Chronic Stress Short-circuits Parenting

Now research from a University of Rochester team helps to explain why chronic stress and parenting are such a toxic mix. The study finds that ongoing strains,…

Life & Chemistry

1 room — 63 different dust particles? Researchers aim to build dust library

The chemists were testing a new kind of sensor when dust got stuck inside it, and they discovered that they could measure the composition of single dust…

Studies and Analyses

Economic and Social Costs of Hunger in America Uncovered

The Great Recession and the currently tepid economic recovery swelled the ranks of American households confronting hunger and food insecurity by 30 percent. In…

Health & Medicine

Zinc's role in the brain

Zinc plays a critical role in regulating how neurons communicate with one another, and could affect how memories form and how we learn. The new research, in…

Health & Medicine

FDG-PET: A New Tool for Prognosis in Inoperable NSCLC

While new treatment strategies are being intensely studied, timely assessment of their efficacy has proven difficult. In a presentation today, Mitchell…

Health & Medicine

How the Brain Orchestrates Fair Sanctions in Society

Civilized human cohabitation requires us to respect elementary social norms. We guarantee compliance with these norms with our willingness to punish norm…

Life & Chemistry

Dioxin-Like Chemical Boosts Aggressiveness of Brain Tumors

A research alliance of Heidelberg University Hospital and the German Cancer Research Center (Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum, DKFZ), jointly with colleagues…

Earth Sciences

Ancient Maya Sacbe Uncovered by Colorado Boulder Researchers

The road, known as a “sacbe,” is roughly 6 feet across and is made from white volcanic ash from a previous eruption that was packed down and shored up along…

Earth Sciences

Long-Lost Lake Sheds Light on Climate Change Insights

Not long ago, geologically speaking, a now-vanished lake covered a huge expanse of today’s Canadian prairie. As big as Hudson Bay, the lake was fed by melting…

Health & Medicine

Exploring Cleansing Rituals: The Psychology Behind Baptism

Religious rites like baptism make psychological sense, the article suggests. Says Lee: “Cleansing is about the removal of residues.” By washing the hands,…

Studies and Analyses

VCU Study: We Are What We Experience

Our life experiences – the ups and downs, and everything in between – shape us, stay with us and influence our emotional set point as adults, according to a…

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