We are surrounded by information that only makes sense when presented in a specific order. Many fundamental skills are reliant on learning sequences of information….
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In most cases, the first teachers we have in our lives are our parents. We know that a teacher’s job is finding the way to…
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The idea to actively modulate the human brain with electrical currents fascinates people since the ancient times. For example, the Romans used the torpedo fish…
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Chronic inflammation increases the risk of cancer, and anti-inflammatory drugs can have significant benefits for patients in terms of quality of life – including alleviating…
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Since the time hydrogen peroxide has been introduced in the markets, there has been a steady increase in the things this wonder chemical can do….
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When it comes to nutrition, it’s often assumed that the physiological effects of a food item are directly attributable to the properties of the food…
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As much as we know the world around us, our bodies continue to surprise us with new discoveries and changes. Recently, researchers have uncovered a…
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Cancer is a very large and costly, in terms of lives and money, problem that the world faces. Recently, a new cancer “vaccine” is about…
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You may be wondering: can fish drown? The answer is yes, fish need oxygen to survive just like humans. If the water a fish is…
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Understanding reactive solute transport in a single fracture-rock matrix system is the basis for studying transport behavior in the complex fractured porous media. Quantification of…
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The Alphavirus Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus (VEEV) was first identified as the causative agent of an equine disease in 1938 and later was found to…
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