The Dubious Increase In ADHD Diagnoses
Diagnostic figures for ADHD are rising almost everywhere. Are there really more children with “Fidgety Philipp syndrome” today? A Swedish study suggests otherwise. Like an…
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If Neural Networks Are Allowed To Sleep And Dream, Their Performance Sensibly Increases
The harmonic oscillator for associative memory and pattern recognition in Artificial Intelligence is certainly the Hopfield model [1] (or, equivalently [2], its dual representation, i.e….
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Mycobacterium tuberculosis Hijacks Lymph Nodes
Tuberculosis is a disease generally associated with the lung. However, tuberculosis does not only affect the lungs. In fact, Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb), the bacterium that…
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The Role Of Aeration In Floating Treatment Wetlands
Water availability and supply dynamics are issues of great concern to society. Water quality also influences water availability dynamics because we want to ensure the…
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DNA Barcoding Against Misleading Identifications Of Endangered Species In Developing Countries
The ability to correctly identify specimens to their corresponding species is of the utmost of importance to biodiversity conservation efforts. For traded species, morphological identification…
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Social Cognitive Theory And Exercise: How Can We Stay Motivated?
We know that exercise is good for us. There is plenty of evidence regarding its health benefits! So why do so few of us do…
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Waste-To-Treasure: Porous Carbon Sorbents From Sustainable Rice Husk Synthesized By A Direct Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Activation
CO2-looping in Biomass Thermochemical Process Thermochemical processes such as pyrolysis and gasification have been recognized as the most promising fuel processing technique that can utilize…
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Can We Defeat Neglected Tropical Diseases?
I recently heard it said that mankind’s extermination of the smallpox virus, lauded as it is, was a feat of under-appreciated endeavor. The evolutionary necessity…
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Investigating How Atlantic Sea Scallop Larvae Move Through A Fishery
A recent collaborative study from researchers at Rutgers University, Old Dominion University, University of Southern Mississippi, and NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center shows that scallop…
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Hosting Capacity In Modern Power Systems: Outlooks And Challenges
Renewable energy resources (RES) play a vital role in modern power systems, motivated by their social, environmental, and techno-economic advantages. Nowadays, the energy generation mix…
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Changes To Barrier Island Systems During The Holocene
Barrier islands systems, briefly described as long and relatively narrow sandy islands parallel to the shore and separated from it by a backbarrier lagoon, represent…
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