Physorg

Tuesday th 14th of October 2014

Giant spin-splitting on the surface of strontium titanate - 08:30

Arctic marine organisms capture CO2 - 08:30

Viral messaging research leads to Twitter-based emergency warning system - 08:30

Two-pronged approach prepares for bushfire threat - 08:30

Bio-inspired 'nano-cocoons' offer targeted drug delivery against cancer cells - 08:30

J&J hikes 2014 forecast for a third time - 08:30

Study of electrons in space could help weather forecasting - 08:30

Sandia invents sensor to learn about prosthesis fit; system to make fit better - 08:30

Tool evaluates more battery electrolyte possibilities in less time - 08:30

Cross River gorillas to benefit from new protected area in Cameroon - 08:30

Smartphone network could track incoming cosmic rays - 08:00

Study shows increase of CO2 in the atmosphere is lower than predicted because of plants - 08:00

Do we want an augmented reality or a transformed reality? - 08:00

Start signal for transcription of stressed genes identified - 07:31

Extreme weather events raise awareness of adaptation needs - 07:31

'Inner GPS' of bird brains may be better than that of humans - 07:30

App to remotely wipe phones leaves police in tech arms race with thieves - 07:30

Researchers assess risks to wildlife and ecosystems posed by pharmaceuticals - 07:00

Nanodevices for clinical diagnostic with potential for the international market - 07:00

Can it be real? Augmented reality melds work, play - 07:00

Researchers find oil platforms among the most productive fish habitats in the world - 07:00

Additive manufacturing technology can print using plastic, paste or concrete - 07:00

New forecasting method: Predicting extreme floods in the Andes mountains - 06:30

Unique catalysts for hydrogen fuel cells synthesized in ordinary kitchen microwave oven - 06:30

Size of minority population impacts states' prison rates, researcher finds - 06:30

Researchers study elevated CO2 and climate warming in mixed grasslands - 06:30

Recent gains in gas mileage have fueled major societal benefits - 06:30

Earliest-known lamprey larva fossils unearthed in Inner Mongolia - 06:30

Assessment of the technical feasibility of the proposed Mars One mission - 06:00

Quantum test strengthens support for EPR steering - 06:00

They like to watch, yes, but that's just the beginning - 05:30

Quantum computing poised for new silicon revolution - 05:30

Researchers record sight neurons in jumping spider brain (w/ Video) - 05:30

Precise control over genes results from game-changing research (w/ Video) - 05:30

Graphene proves a long-lasting lubricant - 05:30

Only 58 percent of votes cast on tamper-resistant systems counted - 05:30

Researchers synthesize ferromagnetic superconducting compound amenable to chemical modification - 05:00

Samsung achieves Wi-Fi data travel feats for 60GHZ band - 05:00

Money grows on trees with great walnuts of China - 01:30

"The Evil Within" video game crafted to be scary fun - 01:30

With their mark on Earth, humans may name era too - 01:00

Internet caretaker ICANN to escape US control - 01:00

Rare beaked whale washes up in Australia - 01:00

Plumpest pumpkin: 2,058-pound gourd sets record - 01:00

Monday th 13th of October 2014

New clues behind the resilience of a leading sexually transmitted pathogen, Chlamydia - 23:30

Fly genome could help us improve health and our environment - 22:30

Some sections of the San Andreas Fault system in San Francisco Bay Area are locked, overdue - 16:30

Rent-to-own business to pay $28 million settlement - 15:31

Pentagon to unveil plan for dealing with climate change - 15:31

Catholic bishops in 'seismic' opening toward gays - 14:00