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Agricultural & Forestry Science

Innovative Bee Behavior: How Pollinators Navigate Flowers

Insects such as honeybees and bumble bees are predictable in the way they move among flowers, typically moving directly from one flower to an adjacent cluster…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

'Delicious' new grape debuts

Researchers at the University of Florida have introduced 'Delicious', a new muscadine grape cultivar. 'Delicious' ripens early, produces high yields, and is…

Life & Chemistry

Medicines from the Sea: Norwegian Scientists Innovate Bacteria Use

Never before have Norwegian scientists carried out the entire process from gathering bacteria from the fjords to presenting completely new interesting…

Life & Chemistry

Water’s Surprising Role in Catalyzing Explosives

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory scientists have shown that water, in hot dense environments, plays an unexpected role in catalyzing complex explosive…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Carbon Nanotubes Outperform Metals in Electronics Research

But University at Buffalo researchers who study electronics packaging recently made a pleasant discovery: that's not the case with Single-Walled Carbon…

Health & Medicine

UW Scientists Tackle Bone Loss in Spaceflight Challenges

More recently, scientists have found that the absence of gravity is causing astronauts on the International Space Station to lose up to 10 times more bone mass…

Life & Chemistry

Marine Pollutant: Skin Drug’s Impact on Ocean Life Revealed

“The pharmaceuticals and chemicals in everyday use form a mixture in the ocean that has a direct impact on the growth and reproduction of organisms”, says…

Physics & Astronomy

Finding Twin Earths: NASA’s Quest for Habitable Worlds

NASA's Kepler spacecraft just launched to find such worlds. Once the search succeeds, the next questions driving research will be: Is that planet habitable?…

Life & Chemistry

Motor Proteins: New Vehicles for Targeted Drug Delivery

Each cell in the body contains motor proteins that ferry cargo such as chromosomes, mitochondria or bundles of proteins, either from the center of the cell to…

Studies and Analyses

New 2-Day Results Predict HCV Therapy Response

More than 3 million Americans are infected with HCV, and in some countries more than 10 percent of the population is infected. Chronic HCV infection is the…

Physics & Astronomy

GOCE Completes Launch Phase and Enters Fine Pointing Mode

The end of the Launch and Early Orbit Phase (LEOP) came overnight after GOCE was switched to Fine Pointing Mode. This means that all of its systems are working…

Physics & Astronomy

Queen's scientists discover giant solar twists

Along with scientists at the University of Sheffield and California State University, the researchers have detected giant twisting waves in the lower…

Environmental Conservation

Ensuring Safe Water Supply: Helmholtz Scientists Innovate Solutions

Helmholtz scientists in the research field Earth and Environment are working on solutions to precisely these problems. In cooperation with partners from other…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

A quarter of the world's population depends on degrading land

A new study published in the journal Soil Use and Management attempts for the first time to measure the extent and severity of land degradation across the…

Life & Chemistry

Genetic Sleuth Uncovers Glaucoma’s Hidden Causes

Glaucoma is a leading cause of blindness in which cells in the optic nerve die, preventing the brain from understanding what patients see. Scientists have long…

Health & Medicine

Study Reveals EKG Insights on Stroke Patient Mortality

The study also provides a threshold at which the threat of death is highest: QTc intervals greater than 440 milliseconds in women and 438 milliseconds in men…

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