Farmers, Fishermen, And Environmental Chemistry
Food for the World’s 7 billion people comes from soil and water. Here in Northport, Nova Scotia, the soil is on farms that are on…
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New Approaches To Old Problems: Integrating Disciplines To Understand Lodging In Oats
Oats have been grown in Ireland since the Bronze age and once occupied a land area of over 1.5 million acres when oats were the…
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Domestic Energy Efficiency: What Can Policy Development Learn From Geography?
The amount of energy used in European homes for heating, cooling, and to power electrical appliances makes up a substantial part of energy consumption, accounting…
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Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia In Infants And Its Economic Impact
Bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) is one of the most important sequels of preterm birth and one of the most serious chronic lung diseases in infancy. The…
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Exploring New Feeding Methods For Hippocampus Erectus, The Lined Seahorse
The great popularity of seahorses worldwide in traditional medicine, curio, and aquarium markets has raised many concerns over their long-term viability in nature. Any seahorse…
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Associating Functional Groups Change The Crystal Structure Of Polyethylene-Based Polymers
Polyolefins, especially polyethylene (PE), are the most prevalent class of polymers in the world due to their broad range of applications, from packaging, agriculture, construction,…
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Using Muscle Stem Cells For Regeneration: Lessons From Anole Lizards
Despite recent advances in regenerative medicine, re-growing a lost limb is an insurmountable feat for human beings, confined for now to science fiction and comic…
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Oil Price Shocks And The U.S. Economy: An Updated Synthesis Of Impact Estimates
Petroleum use in the United States (U.S.) in 2016 was 5 percent lower than in 2005, and imports declined by 26 percent over the same…
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Rethinking The Relationship Between Protein And mRNA Expression
The central dogma of molecular biology states, “DNA makes RNA, and RNA makes protein.” Accordingly, protein expression has been believed to be primarily regulated by…
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Investigating The Nucleation Of Gas Hydrates
Common ice (Ih) floats on top of water because it is less dense than liquid water. The hollow structure of ice can accommodate small gas…
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More Than Just A Neuron: A New Trick From An Old Dog
The term neuron refers to an electrically excitable cell specialized for the reception, processing, and transmission of information (electrochemical signals) throughout the nervous system and the…
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