Physorg

Friday th 1st of May 2015

Global decline of large herbivores may lead to an 'empty landscape' - 13:10

Long-term galactic cosmic ray exposure leads to dementia-like cognitive impairments - 13:10

Self-propelling particles mimic organisms' upstream moves - 13:10

Pulsar with widest orbit ever detected - 11:20

NASA satellite sees Tropical Cyclone Quang making landfall in Western Australia - 11:20

Nepal quake could have been much worse: Here's why - 11:20

A practical gel that simply 'clicks' for biomedical applications - 10:50

Highly efficient CRISPR knock-in in mouse - 10:50

Unveiling of the world's smallest and most powerful micro motors - 09:20

Study finds guidance improves food safety practices at school, community gardens - 09:20

Heritage destruction in conflict zones provides archaeological opportunities - 09:20

Elusive new bird International discovered in China - 09:20

Video: An enormous "plasma snake" erupts from the Sun - 08:50

Occam's razor redux: A simple mathematical approach to designing mechanical invisibility cloaks - 08:50

Gamer culture remains crude, rude and male-dominated, study finds - 08:50

Unforeseen dangers in a global food system - 08:50

Catalysing industrial change with marine-based enzymes - 08:20

Mechanisms for continually producing sperm - 08:20

Japan's seniors to get tech-savvy with free iPads - 08:20

The US-Russian Space Station mission is a study in cooperation - 08:20

Livestock feeding review reveals opportunity for better industry practice - 08:20

Metal-organic framework with a fixed composition despite initial concentration of components - 08:20

Nanoscale molecular platform used to recognise proteins from the influenza virus - 08:20

Giant electromagnet arrives at Brookhaven Lab to map melted matter - 08:20

Study provides foundation for the future of digital higher education - 08:20

Research links prescribed burning to reduced tick populations - 07:50

Ecologist trio calls for efforts to mitigate human impact on flying animals - 07:50

Recycling aluminium, one can at a time - 07:50

Egg–stealing goannas get GPS trackers - 07:50

Fastest hydrogen battery ever stepping stone to hydrogen car? - 07:50

New exoplanet too big for its stars - 07:50

Modern transport options allow for more hunting time - 07:50

Study of Antarctic ice cores reveals atmospheric CO2 history over past thousand years - 07:50

Controlled preparation of complex architectures using high-intensity beams of mass-selected ions - 07:20

20 ExoWorlds are now available for naming proposals - 07:20

Research helps tackle mine tailings disasters - 07:20

How a new telescope will measure the expansion of the universe - 07:20

What works and doesn't in disaster health response - 07:20

Seafloor sensors record possible eruption of underwater volcano - 07:20

Connecting animals to the cloud could help predict earthquakes - 07:20

Hen-housing study unveils tradeoffs for birds and workers - 07:20

Emissions from natural gas wells may travel far downwind - 07:20

Dark-matter labs become subterranean centres for science - 07:20

Advanced design to represent cloud turbulence improves simulations in a multi-scale model - 06:50

Researchers think Axial Seamount off Northwest coast is erupting – right on schedule - 06:50

Rock spire in 'Spirit of St. Louis Crater' on Mars - 06:50

Giant telescope takes close look at Jupiter's moon Io - 06:50

Training pig skin cells for neural development - 06:50

Promising new X-ray microscope poses technical challenges - 06:50

Bringing hypersonic flight closer to reality - 06:50