How Sulfur Makes Its Way Into The Soil Of Forested Ecosystems
The term “acid rain” may sound like an old legend to most people. This environmental issue, which once seriously threatened the health of northeastern North-American…
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New Insights Into The Aqueous Chemistry Of Tetravalent Cerium
The prediction of cerium aqueous speciation is relevant in many research fields. Indeed, cerium compounds are used for many industrial applications (e.g. in flat-screen TVs,…
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Developing Soft Robotics To Assist Users With Hand-Object Interactions
When a person wishes to perform a certain action, this desire is characterized as an intention. Actions are the physical tools used to realize intentions….
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How Do Crystals Form?
Crystallization is a rare case of a phenomenon which is familiar in everyday life and yet is the focus of intensive research at the forefront…
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Dark Matter Meets Einstein’s Equivalence Principle: A Tale Of Two Particles
Dark matter is one of the most puzzling challenges of present-day physics. It is a mysterious entity that presents itself only through the gravitational interaction…
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Novel Immunotherapy For Brucellosis And Biomarker-Based Assessment Of Antimicrobials Could Save Animal Lives And Prevent Economic Losses
Brucellosis caused by Brucella organisms takes a heavy toll on the farm economy due to abortions and reproductive failure in farm animals like cattle, buffaloes,…
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Predictions Rule Perception: How Our Expectations Shape What We Perceive
People tend to trust that their perception of the world accurately reflects reality. However, work in psychology and neuroscience has suggested that our minds often…
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A Novel Shuttle-Like FeP@C Hybrid Electrode Material For High-Performance Lithium-Ion Batteries
With the increasing attention to environmental problems and the strong demand for clean and sustainable energy, it is becoming an important goal worldwide to manufacture…
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The Power Of “Coping” In Diabetes Self-Management: Why Providers Should Care About Their Patient’s Ability To “Cope”
Over 29 million people in the US are estimated to have diabetes, with projections that number will increase to 642 million by the year 2040….
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A New Method To Study Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma
Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma (ACC) is a rare form of cancer originating in secretory glands, often located in the head and neck region and commonly presented…
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Are Peacock Eyespots Eye-Catching For Predators?
Ever since Darwin, the vividly colorful feathers used by many male birds to attract females have been assumed to attract predators as well. However, a…
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