Hypothermia And The Little Bird In Winter
The winter ecology of small passerine birds at Northern latitudes provides an example in which counteracting selective forces can be studied in action. Small birds…
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My Fungicide Isn’t Working! How Super Pathogens Survive Chemical Control In Potato Crops
For centuries, potato has been one of the most consumed crops worldwide and the basis of the diet in many countries. Unfortunately, other organisms also…
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A Model Of Space-based And Object-centered Attention In The Brain
Shifting attention in space is a fundamental biological function. Without attention, it would be impossible to scan the environment and to detect prey, predators, or…
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Exploring The Discrepancies Between General Relativity And Scalar-Tensor-Vector Gravity Theory
General Relativity is, currently, the best theory to explain gravitational phenomena. Published by Albert Einstein in 1915, the theory found agreement with known astronomical observations,…
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Can Machine Learning fMRI Be A Computer Aided Diagnosis Tool For Brain Diseases?
Recent statistics show that about half of the population in the US suffers from at least one type of health problem including mental illness, substance…
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Combinations Of Tests For A Better Prediction Of Carcinogens
Cancer is one of the leading cause of mortality globally with an estimated 17.5 million cases reported worldwide in 2015. With a rapid increase in Cancer…
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Construction Of An Ultrafast Broadband Infrared Pump For Spectroscopy Measurements
Over the past few decades, time-resolved ultrafast spectroscopy measurements have emerged as new frontiers of condensed matter physics via manipulating and detecting different orders of…
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The Birth Of Synapse – A Brief History Of One Of The Most Intricate Inventions Of Life
The stunning complexity of life at its very foundation leaves countless fundamental queries beyond the reach of scientific interpretation. One of the big disputes in…
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How Evolutionary Forces, Development Constraints And A Changing Climate Influenced Genetic Drift
It has long been suggested that the relationship between Bergmann (1847) and Allen (1877) ecogeographical principles and geography may be applied to humans. For well…
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Using Genetic Engineering To Control Leaf Miner Insects In Tomato Plants
According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, more than 2.75 million metric tons of pesticides were used worldwide in 2015 with…
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In Vitro Propagation Of Cacti To Evaluate Genetic Stability Of The Regenerated Plants
Cacti are beautiful plants. They belong to family Cactaceae and have a unique morphology. Their cladodes (the “stem” of the plants) and spines, as well…
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