Oman’s Martian Meteorites And Other Incredible Specimens From Earth And Beyond
In the Arabian Peninsula Oman shines out as a pure gem where you will witness the natural beauty as well as man-made progress to keep…
Read more
First Systematic Study Of Valence In Lunar Rocks
As soon as lunar basalts became available for study, it was recognized from the absence of hydrated minerals from them, and the presence of metallic…
Read more
An Application Of Rhodium Catalyst In Directed C-H Functionalization Of Quinoline N-Oxides
Over the past few decades, transition-metal-catalyzed C−H functionalization has emerged as a powerful strategy to synthesize complex molecules. The development of direct methods for activating…
Read more
Gas-vortex Bioreactor: Inspired By Nature, Approved By Science
Since scientists found the way to use microorganisms for synthesis or conversion of chemical compounds, bioreactors have been evolving from the simple flasks to sophisticated…
Read more
Fragmentation Of The Heartbeat: Probing The Breakdown Of Biologic Time With Aging And Disease
The trace of the human heartbeat, a dynamical signature of life itself, is regulated by an exquisitely complex “clock” called the sino-atrial (SA) node. The…
Read more
We Need New Antibiotics, But Why Aren’t They Being Made?
Antibiotics once seemed like a miracle cure for infectious diseases. The time between the 1930s and 1970s was the pinnacle of the antibiotic discovery era. …
Read more
Eating Extra Virgin Olive Oil Found To Lower Risk Of Alzheimer’s Disease
The Mediterranean diet is ranked as one of the most healthful diets on the planet. It incorporates different foods which are typically found in the…
Read more
A Right To The World?
From hundreds of thousands of Rohingya seeking shelter in Bangladesh to Australia’s brutal offshore detention of people whose arrival it seeks to block, there is…
Read more
A River’s Chemical Fingerprints Of Land Use And Ecology
Rivers carry a cocktail of substances, mostly invisible to the naked eye, that tells a story about its history and the land that it flows…
Read more
Human Knowledge As A Complex Adaptive System
Mapping of human knowledge has an ancient lineage. Thus, the Porphyrian tree (which was based on a single corpus, i.e., Aristotle’s works–specifically the categories) was…
Read more
Developing Techniques To Detect An Infection/Inflammation Site In Vivo
Inflammatory processes are common and highly complex, which involve a cascade of events that begins with the accumulation of platelets and the release of PDGF…
Read more