The coolest LEGO ® in the universe
For the first time, LEGO ® has been cooled to the lowest temperature possible in…
Month: December 2019
Artificial intelligence tracks down leukemia
Artificial intelligence can detect one of the most common forms of blood cancer – acute…
Development of a stretchable vibration-powered device using a liquid electret
Researchers developed a liquid electret material capable of semi-permanently retaining static electricity. They subsequently combined…
How fish get their shape
Researchers investigated the science behind the formation of the ‘V’ patterns — also known as…
Evolutionary changes in brain potentially make us more prone to anxiety
Neurochemicals such as serotonin and dopamine play crucial roles in cognitive and emotional functions of…
Quality immunization and surveillance help stop polio outbreaks in three African countries: WHO
Three African countries have halted recent polio outbreaks which indicates that the disease can be stopped elsewhere in the…
Education first, confrontation second?
Matthew’s comments on racism are welcome.1 Aggressive racism is always offensive, but perceiving racism is…
Left-Handed People Found To Be Better Fighters
Left-handed fighters win more combat fights than right-handed boxers, according to new research. Read Original…
Racism is still underplayed by the NHS
Mathew seems to be advocating a compassion focused treatment approach for patients who commit violent…
Working as a doctor in Australia
With its promise of sun and a laidback lifestyle, Australia has long been a popular…
Challenges abound for women’s sexual and reproductive rights
Q: It’s been 25 years since the first ICPD conference was held. How far has…
Vaccine hesitancy: an interview with Stanley Plotkin, rubella vaccine developer
Stanley Plotkin is something of a celebrity in the vaccine world. He’s even picked up…
Does Winter Affect Wildlife The Same Way It Affects Us?
Winter can be hard for us humans, even more so for natural wildlife. So how…
Scientists Discover Life Under The Frozen Vostok Lake Of Antarctica
New documentary revealed the surprising flourishing life under Lake Vostok in Antarctica. Read Original Article:…
Opinion: To make advanced therapies, we need to industrialize personalization
What’s the best way to measure the real rate of progress in personalized cell therapies,…
Opinion: Tech and health care need their own ‘Hippocratic oath’ to make digital health work
When a whistleblower revealed the details of Project Nightingale, a collaboration between Google and the…
As more states legalize marijuana, pregnant women and their doctors grapple with how to talk about it
As more states legalize marijuana, more women are talking to their doctors about pot use…
The debate over America’s drug-pricing system is built on myths. It’s time to face reality
America’s drug-pricing system is broken. Any system in which the list price of insulin triples…
The Best Science People Of 2019
Here are some of the people that made extraordinary waves in science this year. Read…
Per Experts, Climate Science Needs To Reset This 2020
“Climate change is not as bad as we originally thought,” according to an author and…
Want A Healthier Gut? Here’s What An Expert Recommends
A health expert said people can improve their gut health through a combination of a…
Scientists Study Bubbles To Develop Perfect Head Of Beer
Scientists now understand how to create a perfect head of beer. Read Original Article: Scientists…
Brain Surgery Solution To Alcohol Addiction?
A famous Canadian doctor has volunteered in an experiment that uses deep brain stimulation (DBS)…
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Dog Exposure As A Child Reduces Schizophrenia Risk, Study Claims
Researchers found that exposure to dogs early in childhood could help reduce one’s risk of…
Healthiest Alcoholic Drinks To Enjoy This Holiday Season
Read on to know the best alcoholic drinks that you can enjoy during the holiday…
Can Smartwatches Measure Our Sleep Accurately?
Smartwatches promise to help improve how people handle daily tasks and health but are they…
FIRST PERSON: Chef’s ‘labour of love’ key ingredient for life in the kitchen
The International Labour Organization is marking its centenary in 2019 and as part of the commemoration has launched a…
Best Eco-Friendly Gifts For People Who Don’t Care About Nature, Climate Change
From reusable items to plastic-free products, here are eco-friendly gifts to encourage your family and…
The Science Behind Snowflakes
Science explains how snowflakes form and where they come from. Read Original Article: The Science…
Visiting Museums Could Help You Live Longer, Researchers Say
New study revealed that people who take part in cultural activities and visit museums tend…
Central Virginia Measles Outbreak: Health Officials Issue Warning
The Virginia Department of Health has recently released a warning of confirmed measles cases this…
Flu Season 2019 Update: Death Cases Continue To Rise
According to a recent update from the CDC, the number of people that died this…
‘Humanity, quiet dignity’ of workers profiled in US-wide photo project
A small paddle-boat with two men on board finds its way through a green but muddy…
Inflammation Temporarily Reverses Symptoms Of Autism
A new experiment revealed that mice with behavioral problems became more social when suffering from…
Operation Christmas Child
The post Operation Christmas Child appeared first on and belongs to Daily Mom and is…
Why Children Need Grandparents and Extended Family
The post Why Children Need Grandparents and Extended Family appeared first on and belongs to…
WHO Records Project Steady Decline Of Male Smokers By 2025
According to the latest WHO report, eight million male users are expected to quit consuming…
Best Natural Remedies For Pain Relief
A recent study conducted on U.S. veterans revealed that those who took non-drug therapies were…
‘Pride and dignity’ of the American worker highlighted in ILO project
What does a crawfish farmer have in common with a taxidermist, or a voodoo priestess, or a…
Cheers! Scientists take big step towards making the perfect head of beer
Drinkers will soon be cheering all the way to the bar thanks to a team…
Organic crop practices affect long-term soil health
Prior organic farming practices and plantings can have lasting outcomes for future soil health, weeds…
Nightside barrier gently brakes ‘bursty’ plasma bubbles
Space plasma physicists develop algorithms to measure the buoyancy waves that appear in thin filaments…
From 3D to 2D and back: Reversible conversion of lipid spheres into ultra-thin sheets
Scientists have developed a technique for the reversible conversion of 3D lipid vesicles into 2D…
Understanding the adolescent brain
New research from neuroscientists shows that the brains of adolescents struggling with mental-health issues may…
Using a material’s ‘memory’ to encode unique physical properties
As materials age, they ‘remember’ prior stresses and external forces, which scientists and engineers can…
Immune mystery solved in mice points to better protection from rotavirus in humans
Researchers have discovered how a brief disruption to a molecular pathway in the guts of…
Berlin’s bright sky isn’t a bat’s thing
People can hardly imagine a city without night-time street lighting. But how do nocturnal animals…
Bark beetles control pathogenic fungi
Pathogens can drive the evolution of social behavior in insects. Read Original Article: Bark beetles…
Chronobiology: ‘We’ll be in later’
Students attending a high school in Germany can decide whether to begin the schoolday at…
Improvements in vaccines against meningitis
New research could lead to an improved vaccine to protect against the bacterium, Neisseria meningitides…