Physorg

Wednesday th 29th of July 2015

Advanced system based on discrete events paves the way for automated industrial monitoring - 07:30

Varying animal research standards are leading to bad science - 07:30

Opinion: Hacktivists aren't terrorists – but US prosecutors make little distinction - 07:30

Graphene supercurrents go ballistic - 07:30

Probe enables tumor investigation using complementary imaging techniques - 07:30

Study shows a way to tell if your hamster is happy - 07:30

How apps can help you make exercise commitments you can't refuse - 07:30

Auctions are not best options for abandoned property - 07:00

World's largest climate research site pilots integrated modeling - 07:00

Don't call them stiff: Metal organic frameworks show unexpected flexibility - 07:00

Early Mormon marriages database to shed light on polygamy, past and present - 07:00

Earth sciences researcher examines string of related disasters striking Nepal - 06:30

New research shows two-thirds of over-50s don't understand their pension - 06:30

Boxfish shell inspires new materials for body armor and flexible electronics - 06:30

Phosphorus-based ligand facilitates palladium-catalyzed complex molecules - 06:30

Average US vehicle age hits record 11.5 years - 06:30

'Redshirting' kids yields no advantage in higher education - 06:30

Researcher finds way to cut cost, save water and help the environment by changing one simple thing - 06:30

China's Alibaba to invest $1.0 bn in cloud computing - 06:00

Findings shed light on evolutionary factors behind cooperative parenting - 06:00

Nokia unveils virtual reality camera for filmmakers - 06:00

Early prosocial behavior good predictor of kids' future - 06:00

Physicists close in on world's most sensitive resonators - 06:00

First detection of lithium from an exploding star - 05:30

Making the new silicon: Gallium nitride electronics could drastically cut energy usage - 05:30

Hard-won lizards: Clues in amber anoles cap long adventure for Losos - 05:30

Researchers demonstrate the world's first white lasers - 05:30

Japanese team fires world's most powerful laser - 05:00

New names and insights at Ceres - 05:00

USDA scientist helps Texas sorghum growers reduce water use - 05:00

Researchers mount successful attacks against Tor network—and show how to prevent them - 05:00

Wireless charging tech for metal case devices announced - 04:30

Nintendo swings to profit in April-June, sales up 21% - 04:00

Russia schedules first Proton rocket launch since crash - 04:00

Stressed out plants send animal-like signals - 04:00

Panasonic quarterly profit soars more than 50% on tax change - 04:00

Five things to know about artificial intelligence and its use - 03:30

Spaceship pilot describes harrowing free fall after breakup - 03:30

For dating apps in Asia, love by numbers or chaperone - 03:00

LG Electronics reports 45 percent plunge in 2Q earnings - 03:00

Swipe right: dating apps change US courtship rituals - 03:00

Researchers develop technology to reduce cost of purifying natural gas - 02:30

Review: Five ways Windows 10 fixes annoyances in predecessor - 02:30

Oculus debuts virtual reality film 'Henry' - 02:30

Amazon wants air space for delivery drones - 02:30

Tuesday th 28th of July 2015

Switching off street lights at night does not increase car crashes and crime, study finds - 18:30

Yelp's 2Q results, outlook disappoint as stock plunges - 18:00

NASA's GPM satellite sees heavy rainfall in new Tropical Depression 8E - 16:30

Intel and Micron memory chip tuned to data driven age - 16:00

Sydney makes its mark with electronic paper traffic signs - 16:00