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Physics & Astronomy

Hubble discovers water vapour venting from Jupiter’s moon Europa

Europa is already thought to harbour a liquid ocean beneath its icy crust, making the moon one of the main targets in the search for habitable worlds away from…

Physics & Astronomy

Pulsar in Triple System Creates Unique Gravitational Laboratory

Astronomers using the National Science Foundation’s Green Bank Telescope (GBT) have discovered a unique stellar system of two white dwarf stars and a…

Earth Sciences

Scientists call for new stewardship of the deep ocean: Earth's last frontier

The deep ocean, the largest domain for life on earth, is also its least explored environment. Humans are now encroaching more vigorously than ever into the…

Studies and Analyses

New Study Identifies Protective Mutations Against Type 2 Diabetes

An international team led by researchers at the Broad Institute and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) has identified mutations in a gene that can reduce the…

Physics & Astronomy

New Insights Into Polymer Behavior Using Atomic Force Microscopy

Atomic force microscopy is a method normally used for imaging matter with very high resolution. The sharp tip of the microscope is used to scan the surface…

Trade Fair News

Intralogistics Europe 2014: Key Innovations and Insights

Intralogistics Europe 2014 will take place from 1 to 4 April of this year in conjunction with SITL Europe 2014, as well as the World Transport & Logistics…

Health & Medicine

New Gene Linked to Bipolar Disorder Uncovered by Scientists

Under the direction of scientists from the University of Bonn Hospital, the Central Institute of Mental Health of Mannheim and the University of Basel…

Physics & Astronomy

Lick's Automated Planet Finder: First robotic telescope for planet hunters

Lick Observatory’s newest telescope, the Automated Planet Finder (APF), has been operating robotically night after night on Mt. Hamilton since January,…

Health & Medicine

Study identifies key player in motor neuron death in Lou Gehrig's disease

The process is complex, involving cells that ordinarily protect the neurons from harm. Now, a new study by scientists in The Research Institute at Nationwide…

Information Technology

Optimizing Computer Simulations for Semiconductor Innovations

The semiconductor silicon lies at the heart of the current revolution in electronics and computing. In particular, it can produce compact integrated circuits…

Agricultural & Forestry Science

Indoor Rabbits May Face Vitamin D Deficiency, Study Finds

The study found that regular exposure to artificial ultraviolet B light for two weeks doubled rabbits’ serum vitamin D levels – an increase not seen in animals…

Life & Chemistry

Study Explores Deep Sea Vents as Origin of Life

Recent research by geochemists Eoghan Reeves, Jeff Seewald, and Jill McDermott at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) is the first to test a…

Physics & Astronomy

Mysteries of a nearby planetary system's dynamics now are solved

The study, which presents the first viable model for the planetary system orbiting one the first stars discovered to have planets — the star named 55 Cancri…

Studies and Analyses

Ready for Extraterrestrial Contact? Insights from a Survey

A researcher from the University of Cádiz (Spain) questions this idea in view of the results from a survey taken by students, revealing the general level of…

Power and Electrical Engineering

New Lithium Battery Innovations from Japan Enhance Longevity

The long life of lithium ion batteries makes them the rechargeable of choice for everything from implantable medical devices to wearable consumer electronics….

Power and Electrical Engineering

Smarter Underwater Drones: The Future of AUVs with Nina Mahmoudian

If Nina Mahmoudian has her way, the next generation of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) will have a much better chance of getting it right.

Medical Engineering

Deeper than ancestry.com, 'EvoCor' identifies gene relationships

A frontier lies deep within our cells.

Physics & Astronomy

Neutrinos: New Insights Challenge Standard Model of Physics

Neutrinos are tiny, neutral elementary particles that, contrary to the standard model of physics, have been proven to have mass. One possible explanation for…

Information Technology

K computer grabs top spot in Graph 500 "Big Data" supercomputer ranking

The Graph 500 ranking is a relatively new benchmark, first issued in 2010, which seeks to gauge the ability of supercomputers on data-intensive loads rather…

Information Technology

Explore WIKIAlps: Your Portal to Alpine Research Insights

Researchers at EURAC describe www.wikialps.eu, a Wikipedia-style portal intended to facilitate access to the results of research projects in the Alpine Space,…

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