Physorg

Tuesday th 25th of September 2018

How can we limit climate change damage to the global economy? - 08:40

Infrared camera to ensure high-quality 3-D reproducibility of parts - 08:40

Police on Twitter: Talking to the community, or just to themselves? - 08:40

Researchers study presence of fluorinated chemicals in firefighter clothing - 08:20

A quantum leap toward expanding the search for dark matter - 08:20

What can fossil shellfish tell us about our environmental future? Plenty. - 08:20

New insights into the role of Coptic monasteries in the economy of late antique Egypt - 08:20

A unitary theory of metric analysis helps unveil structures within data - 08:20

NIST details plans for reviewing the scientific foundations of forensic methods - 08:20

Researchers find ferrimagnets could be used to speed up spintronics devices - 08:20

First monoploid reference sequence of sugarcane - 08:20

Bioplastics sourced from wood - 08:20

Highly efficient single-atom catalyst could help auto industry - 08:20

Stemming the tide of beach litter - 08:20

Culturally competent robots – the future in elderly care - 08:20

Graphics—key to science and maths success in schools - 08:20

A facade that is a power plant and a guarantee of wellbeing - 08:20

Speech recognition technology for air traffic controllers - 08:20

Genetic study of 15th century samples shows adaptive changes in bacteria that cause relapsing fever - 07:50

Automated vehicles may encourage a new breed of distracted drivers - 07:50

Liquid climate archives: A study on tide levels in the straits - 07:50

Extreme weather events rarely occur in isolation - 07:50

Pond dwellers called Euglena swim in polygons to avoid light - 07:20

Amazon mangrove forest stores twice as much carbon per acre as region's famous rainforest - 06:50

As climate changes, plants might not suck carbon from the air fast enough - 06:50

Urea-absorbing ability of giant clams - 06:50

Ready-to-use recipe for turning plant waste into gasoline - 06:15

Doubts and dialogue may alter public perceptions of science - 06:15

Four extremely young asteroid families identified - 06:15

Oxide materials discovery may advance electronic device development - 06:15

Genome duplication drives evolution of species - 06:15

Memory-jogging robot to keep people sharp in 'smart' retirement homes - 05:07

Recharging soils with carbon could make farms more productive - 05:07

Home break-ins by black bears surge in Connecticut suburbs - 05:07

Violence in pre-Columbian Panama exaggerated, new study shows - 04:33

Violence in pre-Columbian Panama exaggerated, new study shows - 04:33

Scientists search for coral's new home - 04:33

'Ground coffee' with soil perks in Brazil - 04:32

'Ground coffee' with soil perks in Brazil - 04:32

Renewed project could protect environment for millennia - 04:32

North Korea's 2017 bomb test set off later earthquakes, new analysis finds - 04:32

North Korea's 2017 bomb test set off later earthquakes, new analysis finds - 04:32

Team finds Wigner crystal—not Mott insulator—in 'magic-angle' graphene - 04:32

How will climate change stress the power grid? Hint: Look at dew point temperatures - 04:32

How will climate change stress the power grid? Hint: Look at dew point temperatures - 04:32

Satellite sees short-lived Tropical Cyclone Kirk - 04:32

Astronomers use Earth's natural history as guide to spot vegetation on new worlds - 04:32

Astronomers use Earth's natural history as guide to spot vegetation on new worlds - 04:32

Parasite makes quick exit when researchers remove the handbrake - 04:32

How fruits got their eye-catching colors - 04:32