Science Daily

Friday th 30th of May 2014

Scientists Pinpoint the Creeping Nanocrystals Behind Lithium-Ion Battery Degradation - 05:06

Voluntourism: Keeping it sustainable and a valuable experience for all - 05:06

Four-billion-year-old rocks yield clues about Earth's earliest crust - 05:06

An ecological risk research agenda for synthetic biology - 05:05

Lost in translation? Not when it comes to control of gene expression during Drosophila development - 05:05

Melanoma of the eye caused by two gene mutations - 05:05

Toward smarter underwater drones - 05:05

Engineering a better way to rebuild bone inside the body - 05:05

New technologies making it easier to protect threatened species - 05:05

Unprecedented detail of intact neuronal receptor offers blueprint for drug developers - 05:05

Common semiconductors stabilized for solar fuels generation - 05:04

Early childhood stimulation intervention in Jamaica yields better pay in adulthood - 05:04

Unexpected water explains surface chemistry of nanocrystals - 05:04

Mode of transportation affects how we feel, study finds - 05:04

Keloid development: New genes identified may unlock its mystery - 05:04

How breast cancer 'expresses itself' - 05:04

There's more than one way to silence a cricket: Co-evolution of crickets who lost their chirp - 05:04

'Free choice' in primates altered through brain stimulation - 05:04

Improved identification of war wound infections promises more successful treatment - 05:04

Huge tooth fossil shows marine predator had plenty to chew on - 05:03

Amber discovery indicates Lyme disease is older than human race - 05:03

NASA missions let scientists see moon's dancing tide from orbit - 05:03

New approach to HIV vaccine explored by scientists - 05:03

Tool to better screen, treat aneurysm patients - 05:02

Neural transplant reduces absence epilepsy seizures in mice - 05:02

Drop in global malnutrition depends on agricultural productivity, climate change - 05:02

Deception improved athletic performance - 05:02

More geoscience job opportunities than students - 05:02

Solar panel manufacturing is greener in Europe than China, study says - 05:02

Domestication of dogs may explain mammoth kill sites and success of early modern humans - 05:02

Pleasant smells increase facial attractiveness - 05:02

New coronavirus inhibitor exhibits antiviral activity by blocking viral hijacking of host - 05:02

Smells like deceit: A record number of species use the same odor to exploit each other - 05:01

Poker, marketing strategies might help doctors think better - 05:01

New tools help protect world's threatened species - 05:01

Glow-in-the-dark tool lets scientists find diseased bats - 05:01

Powerful tool combs family genomes to find shared variations causing disease - 05:01

Ecosystem services: Looking forward to mid-century - 05:01

Thursday th 29th of May 2014

Age-old relationship between birds and flowers: World’s oldest fossil of a nectarivorous bird - 05:31

Unusual parenting behaviour by Southeast Asian species of treefrog discovered - 05:31

Scientists control rapid re-wiring of brain circuits using patterned visual stimulation - 05:31

Melting Arctic opens new passages for invasive species - 05:31

Variety in diet can hamper microbial diversity in the gut - 05:30

Supersonic spray delivers high-quality graphene layer - 05:30

Brazil will enjoy a big bump in attendance after World Cup games - 05:30

Surface physics: Leaving the islands - 05:30

Analysis of financial markets using laws of molecular fluid dynamics - 05:30

Zeroing in on the proton's magnetic moment - 05:30

How long should HCV treatment last? Study suggests answers are complex - 05:30

Patient-centered educational, behavioral program to reduce lymphedema risk trialed - 05:30