The Role Of p63 In Cleft Lip And Cleft Palate
Orofacial clefting, including cleft lip and cleft palate, is the second most common birth defect in the world, present in about 1 in 700 newborns….
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Yearly Archive: 2019
Advancing The Non-Invasive Mapping Of Myelin In The Human Brain In Vivo
Mapping of tissue parameters like myelin and axonal water fraction can potentially lead to evaluating myelin loss in the brain’s white matter in neurodegenerative diseases,…
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Combining Supercomputing And Robotics For Novel Applications
There are many things in life that seem disconnected, maybe because, apparently, they share nothing in common, maybe because their connection might not be evident,…
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The Future Of Work
Envision a world where everyone is employed, everyone is happy with their work, and we coexist with artificial intelligence (AI) in our everyday life. What…
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Off The Mat Relational Benefits: Yoga As It Is Lived
The holistic and ancient Indic practice of yoga is now familiar to both the general public and the scientific community of the Western world. Emerging…
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Mineralization In Age-Related Macular Degeneration: Cause Or Consequence?
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is one of the leading causes of irreversible visual impairment in the elderly. Due to the demographic shift towards an aging…
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Environmental Regulation Of “The Love Hormone”: A Comprehensive Overview Of The Literature
The hormone oxytocin is probably best known for its role in establishing and maintaining (romantic) relationships, and is therefore charmingly termed “the love hormone.” While…
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Ground-Penetrating Radar And Its Potential To Image Underground: Application In Studying Ancient Subsurface Deposits And Implications For Petroleum Reservoir Characterization
Introduction Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) is a geophysical tool that allows the visualization of the shallow subsurface (1-70 m deep) in relatively high resolution (from cm-scale…
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Novel Autonomous Biosampler Will Foster In Situ Aquatic Microbiome Monitoring
Climate change and the runoff of nutrients or pollutants greatly affects the equilibrium of natural microbial communities and compromises ecosystems’ environmental status. In order to…
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Using Machine Learning To Identify High-Risk Surgical Patients
In today’s world, advanced technology has been embedded in almost every aspect of life. Machine learning, a type of statistical artificial intelligence (AI), is no…
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Non-Communicable Diseases Emerging As A Real Enemy In Uganda? Doctors From Makerere University And Yale University Shed More Light
One of the worst and most devastating outcomes of any treatment is death. Although death is inevitable, a lot can be learned from looking at…
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