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Exploring Inverse Engineering: A New Approach in Innovation

In the case of inverse engineering, however, the path to be followed is exactly the reverse: the object or the part that physically exists ends up transformed…

Health & Medicine

Minocycline’s Harmful Impact on Motor Neuron Disease Patients

Minocycline is an off-the shelf anti-inflammatory and anti-apoptotic drug that is neuroprotective in animal models of stroke, trauma, and neurodegenerative…

Business and Finance

Gambling on Russian Economic Forecasts: Trends and Insights

However, while the next decade could see continued economic growth for the increasingly rich few, the divisions in Russian society will continue to grow. That…

Environmental Conservation

US Emissions Challenge: New Research on Fire Impact

New research published in the online open access journal Carbon Balance and Management quantifies these emissions and suggests fires will complicate emissions…

Social Sciences

Children’s friendships matter in the scramble for secondary schools

For many youngsters, having friends with them during the move to secondary school enables them to settle in, get on and become more independent individuals,…

Life & Chemistry

Insect, Plant, and Parasite Arms Race: A Food Web Uncovered

Tommi Nyman of the University of Joensuu in Finland together with colleagues from Sweden and Germany uncovered a food web involving willow trees, sawflies, and…

Life & Chemistry

MIT IDs Enzymes That May Boost Brainpower in Alzheimer’s

Bolstering disintegrating neural connections may help boost brainpower in Alzheimer's disease patients, MIT researchers and colleagues will report in the Nov….

Power and Electrical Engineering

Self-organizing nanoparticles: a model for tomorrow's nanofactories

In an article in the prestigious journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Professor Lennart Bergström shows how a glass bottle and a simple…

Life & Chemistry

Frog Population Decline Sparks Concern Among Researchers

In a paper published in the online, open-access journal PLoS ONE, a team of experts, including researchers from the University of Canterbury, says the number…

Event News

World’s Most Powerful Microscope, the Large Hadron Collider

International researchers at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), in Geneva, Switzerland, will soon embark on one of science’s greatest adventures. With its very…

Physics & Astronomy

Hertfordshire Astronomers Unveil New Findings on Stars and Quasars

The results will be reported in two papers in the 1st November issue of Nature.Although the papers deal with two entirely different types of objects, newly…

Earth Sciences

Unlocking Natural Gas Potential: Nanotech Boosts Fuel Extraction

They suggest that nanotechnology could help us extract more fuel and feedstock hydrocarbons from dwindling resources. However, industry inertia and a lack of…

Medical Engineering

Siemens Unveils New Technology to Simplify Surgical Workflows

With this generation, surgical workflows have been optimized through numerous improvements. These include, for example, the new ergonomic monitor trolley and…

Business and Finance

Boosting Enterprise and Innovation in Surrey and Poland

The visitors met the staff of RES and, amongst others, Prof. Ian Kitchen, Prof. Susanna Hourani, Dr. Walter Wehrmayer, Prof. Colin Grant, Mr. Charles Croker…

Studies and Analyses

Why Insecure Executives Surround Themselves with Incompetence

This research, managed by Rosa Rodríguez Bailón and Miguel Moya Morales, both professors of Social Psychology and Methodology of Behaviour Sciences Department…

Earth Sciences

Arctic Lakes Uncovered as Key Source of Prehistoric Methane

Previous studies of ice cores from Greenland and Antarctica have shown that when global climates warmed between 14,000 and 11,500 years ago, levels of methane…

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