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Environmental Conservation

Separate Studies Inventory Bees of the Black Hills and South Dakota Badlands

Every five meters as the crow flies, up and down mountain meadows, he places another trap — a blue, yellow, or white plastic dish of soapy water, intended to…

Health & Medicine

Epilepsy Drugs Linked to Increased Suicide Risk: Study Insights

Newer drugs with a higher risk of causing depression than other epilepsy drugs, such as levetiracetam, topiramate and vigabatrin, were found to increase the…

Physics & Astronomy

Electronic DNA Sequencing: New Translocation via Graphene Nanopores

Using electric fields, the tiny DNA strands are pushed through nanoscale-sized, atomically thin pores in a graphene nanopore platform that ultimately may be…

Studies and Analyses

Spring Sunlight Shifts Teen Sleep Patterns to Night Owls

In the spring, later sunset and extended daylight exposure delay bedtimes in teenagers, according to researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's Lighting…

Life & Chemistry

New Insights into Herpes Virus Protein Aid Antiviral Development

The new map details an essential piece of the herpes virus “cell-entry machinery,” providing scientists with a new target for antiviral drugs.The research was…

Studies and Analyses

The Amnesic Effect of Daydreaming: Context and Memory

Psychologists have known for a while that context is important to remembering. If you leave the place where a memory was made – its context – it will be harder…

Studies and Analyses

Brain Injuries Impact Storytelling Skills in Children

“Our findings suggest that there may be limitations to the remarkable flexibility for language functions displayed by children with brain injuries,” said Özlem…

Physics & Astronomy

Large Hadron Collider Achieves New Milestones in Physics

A group of University of Toronto high-energy physicists, along with their 3,000 ATLAS colleagues, announced they have broken world records in the search for…

Transportation and Logistics

Innovative Solutions to Prevent Train Derailments During Disasters

Thousands of people around the world have died in train wrecks caused by natural disasters. In 2004, the tsunami in Southeast Asia derailed a Sri Lankan train,…

Life & Chemistry

New Insights Into Lupus Treatment: Why Corticosteroids Work

Unlike the anabolic steroids athletes sometimes use illegally to bulk up muscle, corticosteroids are routinely used to treat inflammation in lupus patients….

Medical Engineering

Surgery vs. Stenting: Latest Insights on Carotid Artery Disease

“The most recent data on treatment options for carotid artery disease continue to be a mix of good and bad news,” said Dr. Ethan Halm, chief of the William T….

Studies and Analyses

Knee and Hip Surgery Linked to Weight Loss, Study Finds

A Mount Sinai School of Medicine study has found that patients often exhibit a significant decrease in weight and body mass index (BMI) after undergoing knee…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Infrared Heat Boosts Gas Power Plant Reliability and Efficiency

Gas power plants, which supply electricity to meet peak demands, must work reliably and come on line rapidly, especially in the cold times of the year.For…

Life & Chemistry

Scientists 'reprogram' mouse fat cells into clinically useful stem cells

The cells, called “induced pluripotent stem cells” (iPS), are nearly identical to the naturally occurring pluripotent stems cells, such as embryonic stem…

Studies and Analyses

Students Rely on Google: A Study on Search Engine Trust

Google it. That's what many college students do when asked to read an excerpt of a play for class, write a resume or find the e-mail address of a politician.They trust Google so much that a Northwestern University study has found many students only click on websites that turn up at the top of Google searches to complete assigned tasks. If they don't use Google, researchers found that students trust other brand-name search engines and brand-name websites to lead them to information….

Information Technology

UCLA Engineers Develop New Method to Secure Location Data

A research group led by computer scientists at the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science has proved that cryptography — the practice and…

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