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Moderate Aerobic Fitness Linked to Lower Stroke Risk

“Fitness has a protective effect regardless of the presence or absence of other stroke risk factors, including family history of cardiovascular disease,…

Life & Chemistry

Discover New Pathway for Blood Vessel Growth in Mice

Researchers at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have found a previously unknown molecular pathway in mice that spurs the growth of new blood vessels when body…

Earth Sciences

Greenland's rising air temperatures drive ice loss at surface and beyond

Greenland's enormous ice sheet is home to enough ice to raise sea level by about 23 feet if the entire ice sheet were to melt into surrounding waters. Though…

Information Technology

How Personality Shapes Your Choice of Robot Companion

People with more extrovert personalities tend to choose more humanoid robots, which have a greater resemblance to humans, with facial features and a human-like…

Health & Medicine

Queen’s look into vision loss illness

The leading cause of vision loss in the elderly occurs when the central region of the retina, the macula deteriorates. This is known as age-related macular…

Information Technology

Elsevier’s Illumin8 research tool helps corporate research professionals answer complex R&D questions faster and more accurately

“We have found illumin8 to be a unique and effective way to mine the Internet and premium content for solutions to technical problems and questions,” said Mary…

Health & Medicine

Joint Solutions for Obesity and Climate Change Urged

The Oxford Health Alliance summit in Sydney has been told that urban environments and workplaces must be designed to encourage physical activity in order to…

CeBIT 2008

CeBIT 2008: Speech Tech for Smart Domestic Appliances

The presentation revolves around speech technologies developed at the EML. With a demonstration device the Heidelberg research enterprise shows how speech…

Health & Medicine

Biocontrol’s First Superbug Trial Yields Positive Phage Results

This is the first fully-regulated clinical trial to test whether phage therapy really works and it shows positive results for Biocontrol’s innovative…

Health & Medicine

Analyzing brandy: an ‘electronic tongue’ instead of the traditional method

The device, which represents several sensors and the most complicated hardware and software complex for processing the results obtained by the sensors, enables…

Medical Engineering

Space Suit Innovations That Cure Terrestrial Diseases

Having been seriously tested in the orbit, these innovations and novelties get adapted to terrestrial life and find application in such areas as medicine and…

Environmental Conservation

Gold Extraction Innovation: A Safer Alternative to Cyanide

The peculiarity of the suggested technology is that chemists have ultimately managed to find an adequate and fundamentally less toxic replacement to cyanide –…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Compost’s Role in Transforming Soils into Carbon Sinks

Carbon sequestration in soil has been recognized by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the European Commission as one of the possible measures…

Health & Medicine

GPs' Databases could identify tens of thousands with undiagnosed diabetes

The research is published in the March issue of the British Journal of General Practice and was led by Dr Tim Holt of the University of Warwick with colleagues…

Event News

Innovative Insights from IMECS 2008: Engineering & Computer Science

The IMECS conference has the focus on the frontier topics in the theoretical and applied engineering and computer science subjects. The IMECS conferences serve…

Event News

National Conference on IT and Communication Trends 2023

CONFERENCE THEME To rekindle and spread the knowledge of Scholars and Academicians of various institutes by exposing their skills and views in the area of…

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