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Materials Sciences

Heavy Metals Pave Way for High-Temperature Nanomagnets

Magnets made of just a few metallic atoms could make it possible to build radically smaller storage devices and have also recently been proposed as components…

Transportation and Logistics

Galileo Labs Enhances Tracking with Advanced Satellite Solutions

Whether calculating routes, finding your vehicle, tracking products or simply knowing where you are at the moment, drivers and sailors currently use satellite…

Interdisciplinary Research

UC Research Explores Why Ancient Civilization Was ‘Livin’ on the Edge’

University of Cincinnati research is investigating why a highly sophisticated civilization decided to build large, bustling cities next to what is essentially…

Life & Chemistry

Kentucky Researchers Unlock Key to Plant Disease Resistance

The findings of the UK College of Agriculture researchers, led by Pradeep Kachroo and Aardra Kachroo, were published online in Nature Genetics March 27….

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Enhancing Profitability: Grazing Land Management with Fire

The head fire is set in a paddock as a part of a managed fire during the Waggoner Ranch study. (Texas AgriLife Research photo by Dr. Richard Teague)Dr. Richard…

Life & Chemistry

New Perspectives on Cancer and the Immune System

In a new review article published in yesterday’s special section of Science focusing on the past forty years since the U.S. declared “War on Cancer,” three…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Innovative Solutions Boost Solar Module Production Efficiency

Following a successful year in 2010, Saint-Gobain Solar, a leading manufacturer of sustainable materials and engineered renewable energy solutions, is on track…

Physics & Astronomy

New Laser Tech Enhances High-Speed Communication Solutions

As fiber optic technology continues to advance, it faces challenges from both its physical properties and its use of infrastructure. One emerging high-speed…

Life & Chemistry

Genetic Link to Suicide Identified by Johns Hopkins Team

A study of thousands of people with bipolar disorder suggests that genetic risk factors may influence the decision to attempt suicide.Johns Hopkins scientists,…

Studies and Analyses

Decoding Brain Activity: Innovative Techniques Unveiled

By combining sophisticated mathematical techniques more commonly used by spies instead of scientists with the power and versatility of functional magnetic…

Environmental Conservation

Wolves Shift Diet: Study Reveals Increased Cattle Reliance

University of Alberta researchers tracked wolves to bone yards, where ranchers dispose of dead cattle, and to sites of fresh cow kills. The study was done over…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Russian Boreal Forests: Climate Change Impact on Vegetation

The Great Russian forest, which includes much of Siberia, is the size of the contiguous United States. It has experienced significant documented warming over…

Earth Sciences

How Heat Affects Greenland’s Glaciers: New Study Insights

Greenland's ice sheet has lost mass at an accelerated rate over the last decade, dumping more ice and fresh water into the ocean. Between 2001 and 2005,…

Environmental Conservation

India Reports Increased Tiger Numbers at 1,706 in Latest Count

The government estimated current tiger numbers in India at 1,706, up from 1,411 during the last count in 2007. However, the 1,706 figure includes an additional…

Studies and Analyses

Cancer Risk From Backscatter Airport Scanners: Study Insights

“The doses are low – extremely low,” said Rebecca Smith-Bindman, MD, a professor of radiology at UCSF, who made the calculations with Pratik Mehta, an…

Life & Chemistry

Twinkle, twinkle, quantum dot — new particles can change colors and tag molecules

These tiny plastic nano-particles are stuffed with even tinier bits of electronics called quantum dots. Like little traffic lights, the particles glow brightly…

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