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Agricultural & Forestry Science

Irish Cows Get Taller: The Rise of Angular Breeds

The strong trend towards more angular cows over the last decade is a consequence of the upgrading of the traditional British Friesian to Holstein. Genetic…

Life & Chemistry

£18M European Initiative Boosts Systems Biology Research

Systems biology is a new approach to bioscience that combines theory, computer modelling and experiments. It is revolutionising how bioscientists think and…

Physics & Astronomy

Discover the Beauty of NGC 5584 in the Virgo Cluster

Until now NGC 5584 was just one galaxy among many others, located to the West of the Virgo Cluster. Known only as a number in galaxy surveys, its sheer beauty…

Life & Chemistry

Kickboxing’s Impact on Hormone Production in the Brain

The pituitary is a pea-sized gland, weighing one gram or less, which is found in the brain. It produces many hormones that are involved in the body’s…

Life & Chemistry

Spiders Use Silk Threads to Navigate Weather Conditions

By casting a silk thread into the wind spiders can ride the currents for distances ranging from a few metres to hundreds of miles, carrying them out of danger…

Technology Offerings

New Allosteric Effectors Transform GABA-Receptor Complex

<b>New allosteric effectors to influence the GABA-receptor complex.</b>

Studies and Analyses

Future Climate Changes: Loss of Tropical Highland Zones

Global climate models for the next century forecast the complete disappearance of several existing climates currently found in tropical highlands and regions…

Life & Chemistry

Ultrathin Films: A New Tool for Gene Therapy Innovation

Engineers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison are now developing a tool to tackle this problem. David M. Lynn and his colleagues have created ultrathin,…

Physics & Astronomy

Magnetic System Paves Way for Scarless Surgery Innovations

The new technique, which is still in the developmental stage, allows for magnetically maneuvering laparoscopic surgical tools inserted into the abdominal…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Smart Power Grid: Navigating Challenges After Emsland Disruption

It all started when a high-voltage power line was disconnected in Emsland, Lower Saxony, setting off a chain reaction throughout the grid. Many experts see the…

Health & Medicine

Nitroglycerin Benefits for Premature Birth Outcomes

In a 5-year, randomized, placebo-controlled clinical study, researchers found that giving nitroglycerin to mothers who had entered premature labor led to…

Life & Chemistry

ARDMLA Launches Research Grant for Macular Degeneration Studies

This new grant program will make funds available to individuals and scientific teams researching issues relating to macular degeneration, a degenerative…

Information Technology

We can have &#039;win-win&#039; on security vs. privacy

One of the issues that Dilemmas of Privacy and Surveillance – challenges of technological change looks at is how we can buy ordinary goods and services without…

Information Technology

Reflecting on 50 Years of Computing Innovation in the UK

Computing was very much in its infancy. Manchester University made the first, Cambridge built one too – but a huge Government investment in 1957 kick-started…

Social Sciences

New Suicide Report to Enhance Prevention Initiatives

Staffordshire University academic Derek Beeston from the Centre for Ageing and Mental Health was commissioned to look at the issue by Care Services Improvement…

Physics & Astronomy

Manchester Scientist Brings Sunshine to the Big Screen

Dr Brian Cox, who can usually be found investigating how the universe was formed at the Centre for European Nuclear Research (CERN) in Switzerland, has been…

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