Physorg

Wednesday th 17th of June 2020

To make a good impression, leave cell phone alone during work meetings - 14:50

With storms in May, lawmaker wants a longer hurricane season - 14:50

Senate approves $2.8B plan to boost conservation, parks - 14:50

Quantum-inspired approach dramatically lowers light power needed for optical coherence tomography - 14:50

Women commuting during rush hour are exposed to higher levels of pollutants - 13:30

COVID-19 makes air pollution a top concern worldwide: report - 13:30

Is Santa real? Examining children's beliefs in cultural figures and 'non-real' people - 13:03

Fighting fish synchronize their combat moves and their gene expression - 13:03

A changing mating signal may initiate speciation in populations of Drosophila mojavensis - 13:03

'Cooperative' and 'independent' dog breeds may not react differently to unfair outcomes - 13:03

From lab to space: Discovery of a new organic molecule in an interstellar molecular cloud - 12:10

A cosmic baby is discovered, and it's brilliant - 12:10

Nanofiber masks can be sterilized multiple times without filter performance deterioration - 12:10

Observation of excess events in the XENON1T dark matter experiment - 12:10

Detecting antibodies with glowing proteins, thread and a smartphone - 11:44

Study calls for reallocation of subsidies for biocontrols to fight fall armyworm - 11:44

Permo-Triassic biodiversity patterns could offer a window into our climate future - 11:44

Scientists construct high-quality graph-based soybean genome - 11:44

Weed's wily ways explained in Illinois research - 11:44

Self-powered 'paper chips' could help sound an early alarm for forest fires - 11:44

Latest findings on bitter substances in coffee - 11:44

Envy divides society - 11:44

Stocks of vulnerable carbon twice as high where permafrost subsidence is factored in - 11:44

Researchers develop easier and faster way to quantify, explore therapeutic proteins - 11:44

How Toxoplasma parasites glide so swiftly - 11:44

How the giant sequoia protects itself - 11:44

Using tiny electrodes to measure electrical activity in bacteria - 11:44

A Neandertal from Chagyrskaya Cave - 11:44

Lead-Seq: A new high-throughput structure mapping method for RNA - 11:44

Real estate control policies in China can partially constrain real estate risks to banks - 11:44

New family of enzymes reveals the Achilles' heel of fungal pathogens - 11:44

Physicists develop a new theory for Bose-Einstein condensates - 11:43

Gut bacteria may modify behavior in worms, influencing eating habits - 11:43

New 'fingerprints' added to chemical identification database - 11:43

4,000th comet discovered by solar observatory - 11:43

Why the Mediterranean is a climate change hotspot - 11:43

Astronomers detect regular rhythm of radio waves, with origins unknown - 11:43

Benefits of convalescent plasma for COVID-19 are still unclear - 11:43

Earth's species have more in common than previously believed - 10:24

Molecular containers for the sequestration of neurotransmitter drugs in water - 10:24

Machine learning qualitatively changes the search for new particles - 10:00

Red squirrels making comeback as return of pine marten spells bad news for invasive grey squirrel - 10:00

Soap bubbles pollinated a pear orchard without damaging delicate flowers - 10:00

From custom-built to ready-made photonics - 10:00

First-degree incest: Ancient genomes uncover Irish passage tomb for dynastic elite - 10:00

Researchers map out intricate processes that activate key brain molecule - 10:00

Russia says has removed fuel from river hit by Arctic spill - 10:00

First egg from Antarctica is big and might belong to an extinct sea lizard - 10:00

Tomato's hidden mutations revealed in study of 100 varieties - 10:00

Quasar jets are particle accelerators thousands of light-years long - 10:00