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Environmental Conservation

Eggs laid in the UK by the world’s largest flying bird mark huge conservation success

Dr Tamas Szekely from the University of Bath says that the announcement from the Great Bustard Group comes a year earlier than predicted, and shows that the…

Physics & Astronomy

Arizona Team Finds Supergiant Star Creates Life’s Molecules

“I don't think anyone would have predicted that VY Canis Majoris is a molecular factory. It was really unexpected,” said Arizona Radio Observatory(ARO)…

Automotive Engineering

MIT Researchers Develop Spark-Free, Fuel-Efficient Engines

The mode-switching capability could appear in production models within a few years, improving fuel economy by several miles per gallon in millions of new cars…

Physics & Astronomy

MIT Physicists Capture Ultra-Sharp View of Electrons

Two-dimensional electron systems, in which electrons are walled in from above and below but are free to move in a plane as if they were placed on a sheet of…

Health & Medicine

Korean Mummies Reveal New Clues for Hepatitis B Research

This is the first time that samples of hepatitis B have ever been found on a mummified body. When the virus was discovered in the liver of a 500 year old…

Physics & Astronomy

Bending Polymers: A New Approach to Nature’s Beauty

Yes, say Dr. Eran Sharon and his co-workers, Yael Klein and Efi Efrati, at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem Racah Institute of Physics, who have succeded for…

Environmental Conservation

Butterfly Expert Honored With Lifetime Achievement Award

Virginia based Professor Brower, who has spent over 50 years studying the monarch, has been honoured jointly by the Marsh Christian Trust and the Royal…

Environmental Conservation

Artificial Reproduction Success for European Sea Sturgeon

In Bordeaux, researchers were rushing to build up stocks of parent fish and set up artificial reproduction methods in an attempt to produce sturgeon fry. This…

Health & Medicine

Breakthrough Double Vaccine Boosts Immunity Against HIV

The Novosibirsk researchers have developed a vaccine that is able to cause both humoral and cellular immunity, it means that under the influence of this…

Health & Medicine

Early recognition of Parkinson's Disease

Parkinson's disease is one of the most widespread neurodegenerative diseases. It develops as a result of injuries of 60 to 80 percent of neurons in a single…

Earth Sciences

X-Ray Technology Advances: Field Insights Unveiled

It helps to simultaneously determine quickly, automatically and, most importantly – not in the laboratory conditions but directly whilst in the field – the…

Information Technology

Flu Data Unveiled: 400,000 Questionnaires Now Public

Statistical data of more than 400,000 questionnaires on flu incidence has been made available this week on www.gripenet.pt and www.griepmeting.nl. These data…

Life & Chemistry

Nanotechnology Breakthrough: Testing Food Quality with Cantilevers

Cantilevers are miniature diving boards that measure 200 micrometers long and 40 micrometers wide, about half the width of a human hair. Two cantilevers are…

Health & Medicine

Blood Transfusions: No Cancer Risk in Donated Blood

Before donated blood can be used in a clinical setting, it must go through a rigorous battery of tests to ensure that no diseases are passed between the donor…

Health & Medicine

Improving Brain Cancer Treatment for Children: New Study Insights

In the search for better ways of treating children with brain cancer the study, carried out by the Children’s Cancer and Leukaemia Group at The University of…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

SEE-ERA.NET Funds 161 Research Teams in Sustainability Innovations

The projects involve three thematic areas:- Food, Agriculture and Biotechnology; sub area: Sustainable production and management of biological resources from…

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