Some Hints On How To Write And Publish A Good Medical Paper
One of the most noticeable shortcomings of the research career is the general lack of specific training on how to write and publish articles in…
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Detecting Harmful Pathogens In Water: Characterizing The Link Between Fracking And Water Safety
Unconventional oil and gas development (UD) is the process of extracting oil and natural gas from relatively impermeable subsurface shale. Within UD, the process of…
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How Temperature And Magnetic Field Are Related In Sunspots?
Our Sun is an enormous laboratory for studying the interaction between moving plasma and magnetic fields. All phenomena connected with the solar activity like flares,…
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Small Herbivores Balance High-quality Food With Predation Risk When Foraging
In their daily struggle for survival, herbivores are faced with several challenges. They need to cope with the risks imposed by their plant-based diets, such…
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Investigating Anomalous Accelerations Seen In Spacecraft Flybys Of Earth
When a spacecraft performs a manoeuver called flyby, in which it comes along a hyperbolic trajectory towards the Earth or other planets, something strange happens….
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Evoked Potentials To Neutral Facial Stimuli, Previously Presented In An Emotionally Negative Context
We all are familiar with the situation from the practice of criminalistics when a number of people are presented to the witness of crime for…
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How Internal Motor Control Structures Afford Sensory Experience
Understanding our social world is a complex task. Indeed, typical environments are noisy, visual information is often degraded, and sometimes sensory consequences are seemingly produced…
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Authentication Of Vanilla Extracts Using Gas Chromatography – Vacuum Ultraviolet Spectroscopy
Vanilla is one of the most used flavoring ingredients; however, the production of high-quality vanilla extracts is expensive and therefore different attempts to adulterate this…
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How Platelet Regulation Varies In Humans With Cyclic Thrombocytopenia
Making all of the blood cells in your body is no small feat. Every day, the hematopoietic system produces over 100 billion blood cells, just…
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Steps Toward A Long-term Record Of Dust, Smoke And Other Atmospheric Aerosols From Space
While the word ‘aerosol’ conjures up images of spray cans, to atmospheric scientists the term refers to something different: small particles suspended in the atmosphere,…
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Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering: A Tool For Single Molecule Detection
Raman scattering of photons by molecules was discovered by Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman, an Indian physicist, in 1923. Raman received the Nobel prize in Physics in…
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