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Why Sleep? Scientist Delves Into One of Science's Great Mysteries

According to the journal Science, the function of sleep is one of the 125 greatest unsolved mysteries in science. Theories range from brain “maintenance” —…

Life & Chemistry

Researchers Find Target for Pulmonary Fibrosis

But researchers at the University of Michigan have discovered that targeting of a novel gene utilizing genetic and pharmacologic strategies was successful in…

Physics & Astronomy

Netting new physics from a stellar collapse

Stars more than eight times the mass of our Sun eventually collapse under their own weight, and may explode into spectacular supernovae. The temperatures and…

Physics & Astronomy

Exploring the Complexity of Electron Systems in Solids

The electric and magnetic properties of solids are impossible to calculate exactly: The complex interactions of the many electrons which underly these…

Life & Chemistry

New Targets Identified for Invasive Breast Cancer Treatment

The LSUHSC researchers are the first to demonstrate that miR-27b, a novel microRNA, not only inactivates the ST14 gene which they found suppresses the growth…

Business and Finance

Branded Components Transforming Industrial Equipment Landscape

These days, however, complex industrial equipment is starting to look like NASCAR vehicles festooned with logos. Why does it matter? “When component brands…

Physics & Astronomy

Experiment Reveals Conductor-insulator Transition

“It opens up much richer phenomena to explore,” said Cheng Chin, an assistant professor in physics at the University. Chin’s team conducted the experiment as…

Studies and Analyses

Targeted investments in climate science could present enormous economic savings for UK and Europe

Targeted investments in climate science could lead to major benefits in reducing the costs of adapting to a changing climate, according to new research…

Life & Chemistry

How Gut Bacteria Help Combat Toxoplasmosis Infections

Toxoplasmosis is generally a mild infection, but it can have serious and potentially fatal effects in pregnant women, their fetuses and others with weakened…

Earth Sciences

Water in Mantle Linked to Subduction Zones, Study Finds

What is most notable, the scientists say, is those areas of high conductivity coincide with subduction zones – where tectonic plates are being subducted…

Physics & Astronomy

Gravitational Wave Observatory listens for echoes of universe's birth

An analysis of data from the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory Scientific Collaboration, or LIGO, and the Virgo Collaboration has set the…

Earth Sciences

Exploring Porous Media: Sponges, Lungs, and Human Skin

Porous media are ubiquitous.The sponge in the kitchen, the lung tissue, the human skin, all of them are porous. They are full of holes like a Swiss cheese and…

Business and Finance

German Savings Banks: Strengthening Regional Economic Stability

Germany's decentralised savings banks contribute to the stability of the financial market. At this conclusion arrives a current publication by the German…

Physics & Astronomy

LIGO Hears Gravitational Echoes From Universe’s Birth

An investigation by the LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory) Scientific Collaboration and the Virgo Collaboration has significantly…

Studies and Analyses

Researchers Track MD Water, Sand Bacteria Sources

Another MDE-SU study recently released suggests that bacteria are present in sediment and sand and may contribute to elevated bacteria levels in water.The…

Life & Chemistry

A New ‘Bent’ on Fusion

The scientists offer the first concrete evidence that a protein called synaptotagmin plays a critical role in initiating fusion by bending a section of a…

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