Science Blog

Thursday th 2nd of April 2015

A Robot Chemist, at Your Service - 11:30

Major New Research Project to Study How Tropical Forests Worldwide Respond to Climate Change - 11:30

Researchers improve efficiency of human walking - 11:30

Polar Bears Unlikely to Thrive on Land-based Foods - 11:30

Ants’ intruder defense strategy could lead to better email spam filters - 11:30

Type II Diabetes Patients Gain Weight While Taking Common Medication, And Researchers Know Why - 11:00

Circulating tumor DNA in blood can predict recurrence of the most common type of lymphoma - 11:00

Experimental Ebola vaccine safe, prompts immune response - 11:00

Wednesday th 1st of April 2015

Physician recommendations result in greater weight loss - 11:00

Chronic loneliness in older adults leads to more doctors’ office visits - 11:00

‘Exploding head syndrome’ affects more young than thought - 11:00

Natural nanocrystals shown to strengthen concrete - 11:00

Folic acid may help elderly weather heat waves - 11:00

Loss of Space Threatening North American Sasquatch - 11:00

Isotope Study Shows Which Urban Ants Love Junk Food - 10:30

Keys Discovered to Female and Male Brains - 10:30

Better traffic signals can cut greenhouse gas emissions - 10:30

Language Big Bang? The rapid rise of human language - 10:30

Tuesday th 31st of March 2015

Low oil prices may last for the next couple decades - 10:20

Ants in Space study launches citizen science for students worldwide - 10:20

Researchers discover bacteria propelled by a kind of rotary driver - 10:20

NSF awards 2015 Graduate Research Fellowships - 10:20

DARPA Uses Open Systems, ‘Plug and Fly’ to Boost Air Power - 10:20

New U.S.-Japan collaborations bring Big Data approaches to disaster response - 10:20

A Year Round Fire Season? - 10:20

Online illusion: Unplugged, we really aren’t that smart - 10:20

Experimental cancer drug restores memory in mouse model of Alzheimer’s - 10:20

Hockey helmet safety ratings not a pretty picture - 09:50

A lazy person’s pill- Mimetics for everything - 02:50

Monday th 30th of March 2015

Wearable technology can help with public speaking - 17:30

Crowdsourced tool for depression beats conventional self-help technique - 14:30

Mother’s diet influences weight-control neurocircuits in offspring - 11:00

How Poverty Shapes the Brain - 11:00

Bitter chocolate: Illegal cocoa farms threaten Ivory Coast primates - 11:00

New computational model will aid in study of blood clots, biofilms - 11:00

Love the cook, love the food: Attraction to comfort food linked to positive social connections - 11:00

HIV can lodge quickly in brain after infection - 11:00

Ebola whole virus vaccine shown effective, safe in primates - 11:00

Antarctic Ice Shelves Rapidly Thinning - 11:00

Could antibodies from camels protect humans from MERS? - 11:00

Cats relax to the sound of music - 11:00

Friday th 27th of March 2015

85 college students tried to draw the Apple logo from memory. 84 failed. - 10:50

Wearable device helps vision-impaired avoid collision - 10:50

HIV can lodge quickly in brain after infection - 10:20

The color of lettuce determines the speed of its antioxidant effect - 10:20

Playing music by professional musicians activates genes for learning and memory - 10:20

A first glimpse inside a macroscopic quantum state - 10:20

A peek at the secret life of pandas - 10:20

New lobster-like predator found in 508 million-year-old fossil-rich site - 10:20

Thursday th 26th of March 2015

New methods to speed simulations in computational grand challenge - 14:01