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Life & Chemistry

The Barcode of Life – EuroBioForum to showcase initiative to calibrate Europe's biodiversity using DNA Barcodes

Now, in an ambitious initiative scientists want to apply this concept to life by using DNA – nature's unique barcode of every species of animal, plant and…

Life & Chemistry

Wound-Cleaning Laser Overcomes Bacterial Resistance Challenges

Research published today in the open access journal BMC Microbiology describes the use of a dye, indocyanine green, which produces bacteria-killing chemicals…

Studies and Analyses

Junk Food During Pregnancy: Risks for Baby’s Health

Stéphanie Bayol and Neil Stickland at the Royal Veterinary College, London fed female rats a “junk food” diet of crisps, cheese, muffins and other processed…

Information Technology

Enhanced Mobile IPv6: Multicast & Hierarchical Design Insights

Researchers: Sabira Khatun and Borhanuddin Mohd. AliThe present invention relates to Internet Protocol version six (IPv6) as a wireless network infrastructure….

Life & Chemistry

First-Ever Simulation of Molecule-Protein Binding Unveiled

Now researchers at the University of Illinois have identified a key step in the cellular recycling of ATP that allows your body to produce enough of it to…

Environmental Conservation

Coastal Fish Communities Shift Due to Climate Change Insights

A detailed analysis of data from nearly 50 years of weekly fish-trawl surveys in Narragansett Bay and adjacent Rhode Island Sound has revealed a long-term…

Life & Chemistry

Passports for Penguins: New Tech for Monitoring Endangered Species

Ground-breaking technology that will enable biologists to identify and monitor large numbers of endangered animals, from butterflies to whales, without being…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Discover Maize’s Early Origins in Mexico’s Wild Landscape

The ancestors of maize originally grew wild in Mexico and were radically different from the plant that is now one of the most important crops in the world….

Life & Chemistry

Genome Communication: Insights from Mendel’s Pea Experiments

In the late 19th century Gregor Mendel used peas to show that one copy of a gene (allele) is inherited from the mother and one from the father. In the progeny,…

Life & Chemistry

Exploring Teosinte: Maize’s Wild Relative and Its Potential

The closest wild relative of maize, teosinte, does not look very promising as food. The ear is tiny compared to the domesticated one, and the grains are…

Power and Electrical Engineering

'Electron trapping' may impact future microelectronics measurements

The transistor is one of the basic building blocks of modern electronics, and the life expectancy or reliability of a transistor is often projected based on…

Physics & Astronomy

New Insights on Extreme Ultraviolet Photoresists’ Sensitivity

This finding, announced at a workshop last month,* has attracted considerable interest because of its implications for future manufacturing. If the…

Materials Sciences

3-D Nanostructures with Magnetic Materials: New Process Revealed

The NIST team also demonstrated that key process variables are linked to relatively quick and inexpensive electrochemical measurements, pointing the way to a…

Materials Sciences

In 'novel playground,' metals are formed into porous nanostructures for better fuel cells and microchips

Now, Cornell researchers have developed a method to self-assemble metals into complex nanostructures. Applications include making more efficient and cheaper…

Health & Medicine

New Hybrid Molecule Unlocks Quantum Computing Advances

In a Nature Physics journal paper currently online, the researchers describe how they have created a new, hybrid molecule in which its quantum state can be…

Studies and Analyses

Fatigue’s Impact on Blood Pressure: New Research Insights

The research supports a theory which suggests that exhausted individuals' cardiovascular systems are forced to work harder when they attempt to complete tasks,…

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