Solving Mass Transportation Problems Using Liouville Equations
Transporting objects and moving from one place to another occurs in everyday life. We can observe it at all scales: molecules are transported inside cells;…
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Yearly Archive: 2018
Why Are Firetrucks Red?
The reason firetrucks are red is not entirely certain, there are claims that firetrucks are red because red paint was the cheapest color and early…
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Simple Blood Test Could Predict Alzheimer’s 30 Years In Advance, Make Treatment Possible
Degenerative brain diseases like Alzheimer’s disease are not only difficult to treat, they are difficult to detect. A team of scientists has recently developed a…
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Do Sharks Have Bones?
Sharks do not have bones; instead, they have cartilage that makes up their skeleton. Sharks make some bone material for their teeth and fin spines…
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TRAFficking Of Breast Cancer Cells To Bone
Metastasis of cancer cells to bone is common in patients suffering from advanced stages of cancers that originate in distant organs such as breast, prostate,…
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Evaluating Rodent Aerobics For Preclinical Ischemic Stroke Intervention Assessments
One might probably associate rodents, particularly mice and rats, with sewers, cargoes, ships, or perhaps with an exceptional “French chef” or a friendly “Stuart”. Besides,…
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Presenting A Realistic, Stochastic, And Local Model Of Quantum Mechanics
Quantum mechanics is certainly one the most puzzling branches of physics. While a mathematical formalism that describes quantum mechanics is well known since almost one…
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Sexual Assault Risks In The US Military: Deployed Vs. Non-deployed Service Women
Unprecedented numbers of women have been deployed to combat zones in Iraq/Afghanistan following 9/11 and servicewomen now comprise approximately 16% of United States active duty…
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What Are AIEgens And Their Application?
Organic luminescent solid materials have attracted a great deal of attention from the scientific community and the industry due to their benefits of a flexible…
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What Is Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate?
Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate, sometimes called Sodium bicarbonate, and commonly known as baking soda is a common chemical compound with a variety of useful applications. The…
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Polar Bears Are Starving Due To Global Warming, Study Finds
One of the most immediate effects of Global Warming is its negative impact on life in the poles. Carnivores, particularly polar bears, are going hungry…
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