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Studies and Analyses

Scientists Investigate Consciousness: New Findings Unveiled

New results published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of SciencesAn international team of scientists led by a University of Leicester researcher has…

Health & Medicine

MIT Uncovers Key Mutations in 1918 Flu Spread

The team showed that the 1918 influenza strain developed two mutations in a surface molecule called hemagglutinin (HA), which allowed it to bind tightly to…

Health & Medicine

MIT Unveils Gecko-Inspired Bandage for Enhanced Healing

Drawing on some of the principles that make gecko paws unique, the surface of the bandage has the same kind of nanoscale hills and valleys that allow the…

Technology Offerings

Innovative Device for Efficient Biological Wastewater Treatment

The present protected technology concerns a procedure as well as a device for standard biological wastewater treatment and for membrane bioreactor (MBR)…

Physics & Astronomy

Exploring the Strange World of Quarks and Gluons at MIT

Tiny particles called quarks and gluons are the building blocks for larger particles such as protons and neutrons, which in turn form atoms. However, quarks…

Health & Medicine

Math Model Uncovers Key to Controlling Epidemics

Now, a sophisticated new mathematical model has identified what may be the key to getting this growing health problem under control: Changing the way that…

Environmental Conservation

Innovative Science Guides Ecosystem Restoration in Puget Sound

“The orca’s main source of food is Chinook salmon. And the whales are suffering from malnutrition,” said NOAA Fisheries Scientist Mary Ruckelshaus. “But by…

Environmental Conservation

North Atlantic’s Response to Ocean Changes: What to Expect

“The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change concluded that it is very unlikely that the North Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (MOC) will…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Solar Cells Split Water for Hydrogen: A New Innovation Insight

“This is a proof-of-concept system that is very inefficient. But ultimately, catalytic systems with 10 to 15 percent solar conversion efficiency might be…

Environmental Conservation

Shark Superhighways and Hotspots: New Research Uncovered

The world’s sharks are disappearing. These fearsome yet charismatic fish continue to fall victim to overfishing and many are now at risk of extinction as a…

Environmental Conservation

Linking Resilience Science to Marine Conservation Efforts

Resilience science is the study of how ecosystems resist and respond to disturbances, both natu-ral and man-made. This increasingly influential area of…

Environmental Conservation

Is that sea otter stealing your lunch — or making it?

Despite of this potential conflict, Kai Chan, an NSERC-funded researcher at the University of British Columbia, believes there is a way to ensure Canadian…

Physics & Astronomy

Turning 'funky' quantum mysteries into computing reality

Quantum mechanics is the set of physical theories that explain the behavior of matter and energy at the scale of atoms and subatomic particles. It includes a…

Life & Chemistry

Bioengineering Breakthrough: From Stem Cells to Organs

To do this, he has been applying engineering principles to stem cell research – work that has just earned him recognition by the American Association for the…

Environmental Conservation

Impact of Sex-Changing Chemicals on Fish in Wastewater

After an exhaustive seven-year research effort, Canadian biologists found that miniscule amounts of estrogen present in municipal wastewater discharges can…

Corporate News

Eppendorf’s new BioPhotometer plus adds up to a highly versatile package

The BioPhotometer plus delivers instant access to 32 routine methods, of which nine are freely programmable, including measurement of DNA, RNA and protein…

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