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Health & Medicine

Swansea Research Unveils Breath Test for Cancer and Diabetes

Dr Masood Yousef is a senior research assistant in the Welsh Centre for Printing and Coating, which is housed within the University’s School of Engineering. He…

Science Education

York students help African schoolchildren to uncover ‘hidden worlds’

The scheme started on home soil in the schools around York, where staff from the University’s Centre for Novel Agricultural Products (CNAP) took microscopes…

Physics & Astronomy

UPV/EHU Researcher Designs Innovative Nanomagnets for Industry

It is well known that current technology tends to design tools that are ever smaller and that nanotechnology, although it its infancy, is a theme that is very…

Physics & Astronomy

Unlocking Potential: The Impact of Carbon Nanotubes in Science

Since their discovery in 1991, carbon nanotubes have continually fascinated physicists and chemists with their amazing electronic and mechanical properties. These cylindrical molecules with a radius of a few Angstroms (1×10-10 meters) and with lengths of up to several micrometers (1×10-6 meters) have endless applications inside different scientific fields from nanoelectronics to material science, and are used by scientists to study a wide range of physical phenomena that only take place at a nanometric scale. …

Environmental Conservation

Biodiversity Assessment in Oil Palm Research: A Critical Need

This is because oil palm is grown in lowland tropical regions and so impacts on the most biodiverse terrestrial habitats: tropical rainforests. Analysis of the…

Life & Chemistry

Singing in the Rainforest: How Warblers Adapt Their Songs

A team of French and Brazilian researchers, however, may have the answer as to how the song of Brazilian white-browed warbler has become so well-adapted to the…

Life & Chemistry

Humans Inhabited New World’s Doorstep for 20,000 Years

Furthermore, the New World was colonized by approximately 1,000 to 5,000 people — a substantially higher number than the 100 or fewer individuals of previous…

Studies and Analyses

Aircraft Noise Linked to Sleep Blood Pressure Increase

Scientists from Imperial College London and other European institutions monitored 140 sleeping volunteers in their homes near London Heathrow and three other…

Power and Electrical Engineering

‘Virtual’ reality check for superconductors

New clues important to our understanding of superconductivity are provided by precise measurements of electronic statesResearchers at RIKEN’s Discovery…

Information Technology

Silver’s Role in Advancing Spintronic Device Innovation

Silver can transport spin-polarized electrons, making it ideal for the non-magnetic components in ‘spintronic’ devicesThe future of computing may emerge not…

Materials Sciences

Sodium Iridium Oxide: Insights into Electron Behavior

Magnetic, temperature and structural studies have yielded new insights on the material sodium iridium oxideRIKEN scientists have discovered a new state of…

Seminars Workshops

International Seminar on Civil Engineering for Sustainability

Objective: To provide a platform for the academia and the researchers to exchange technical, scientific and professional knowledge and ideas within and across…

Earth Sciences

Lake Mead’s Water Crisis: Impact on the Southwest’s Future

Without Lake Mead and neighboring Lake Powell, the Colorado River system has no buffer to sustain the population of the Southwest through an unusually dry…

Life & Chemistry

MIT Gene Research Sheds Light on Autistic Savants

Researchers at the Picower Institute for Learning and Memory at MIT report in the Feb. 13 issue of the Journal of Neuroscience that mice genetically engineered…

Physics & Astronomy

MIT Discovers New Insights Into High-Temperature Superconductors

MIT physicists have taken a step toward understanding the puzzling nature of high-temperature superconductors, materials that conduct electricity with no…

Life & Chemistry

Evolving complexity out of 'junk DNA'

Vertebrates – animals such as humans that possess a backbone – are the most anatomically and genetically complex of all organisms, but explaining how they…

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