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Health & Medicine

Unconscious Processing in Hemineglect: New Insights Revealed

In a paper recently published in Cortex Issue 6, Sackur and colleagues reported that unconscious processing in hemineglect is not limited to low level features…

Transportation and Logistics

Transform Traffic Management with ORINOKO’s Innovation

Traffic jams on the way to work, to the shops or to a holiday destination – a common experience for most of us. Traffic management systems can provide help….

Information Technology

Laser-Powered Satellite Communications: A New Frontier

The data whizzed back and forth at the speed of light between German satellite TerraSAR-X and US satellite NFIRE, covering more than 5000 kilometers in space…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Soldered Lenses: Enhancing Camera and Microscope Functionality

When cameras and microscopes are placed in a vacuum, their functionality can be seriously impaired. This is because their lenses and prisms are normally fixed…

Earth Sciences

Deep Sea Methane Scavengers: Key to Carbon Cycle Explained

These microorganisms that oxidize methane anaerobically are an important component of the global carbon cycle and a major sink for methane on Earth.Methane – a…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Custom LED Solutions: Energy-Efficient Lighting Innovations

Light-emitting diodes are unbeatable in terms of energy efficiency. A one-watt LED delivers roughly the same optical output as a hundred-watt light bulb. If a…

Awards Funding

Feldmann and Maini Win 2008 Dr. Paul Janssen Award for Research

The award salutes the most passionate and creative scientists in basic or clinical research, whose scientific achievements have made, or have strong potential…

Business and Finance

Overconfidence in Business: Study Reveals Risks for Entrepreneurs

Psychologists say that people who are so ‘full of themselves’ and cocksure of their own abilities are the ones most likely to venture into markets that may be…

Earth Sciences

Henry Moore Sculpture Set for Return with 21st Century Science

The Arch, a sculpture dismantled 12 years ago due to safety concerns, could be re-erected at its original site on the banks of the Serpentine Lake following a…

Business and Finance

Closing The Productivity Gap In Northern Ireland: Key Insights

The booklet, funded jointly by the Economic and Social Research Council and the Department for Enterprise, Trade and Investment (Northern Ireland) presents the…

Studies and Analyses

Hyperactivity Linked to Reduced Interneurons in Psychiatry

Deficits in gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) neuronal populations are being linked to a growing number of psychiatric disorders, including schizophrenia.The…

Life & Chemistry

Genetic Links to Social Behavior Challenges in Autism

One aspect of an autistic child’s impaired social abilities is their lack of affiliative behaviors, i.e., behaviors such as touching and hugging that…

Studies and Analyses

Expanded Food Program Yields $10 Return on Every $1 Invested

Led by Jamie Dollahite, Ph.D., R.D., of Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., the researchers performed economic evaluations to assess the costs versus benefits of…

Life & Chemistry

Chromosome “lassoing”: A new key mechanism in cell division – Innovations Report

“We have shown in animal studies that removing the ALK7 receptor improves insulin release by beta-cells in the pancreas, and at the same time decreases fat…

Health & Medicine

Increased Protein Intake: Key to Sustaining Weight Loss

Preliminary results from the Diogenes dietary intervention study clearly show that increased protein intake helps prevent weight regain after weight loss…

Life & Chemistry

DNA Fingerprinting Identifies Viable IVF Embryos for First Time

Fertility researchers have used DNA fingerprinting for the first time to identify which embryos have implanted after in vitro fertilisation (IVF) and developed…

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