Integrated Pollination Management
Today we separate the two most common ways of managing pollination services in crops. One is the use of managed bees, such as honey bees…
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Open-Label Placebo (OLP): Take This, It Is A Sugar Pill, It Will Help You!
Imagine the following: Your doctor prescribes you a medicine and tells you frankly: it does not contain any active ingredients, it is a placebo, but…
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The Low-Carbon Energy System Transition Under Alternative Storage And Hydrogen Cost Projections
As the costs of wind and solar technologies plummet and global climate change consensus grows, wind and solar development pipelines have ballooned. Analyses of future…
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How Mangrove And Salt Marsh Seedlings Respond To CO2 And Drought
Under our current changing climate, plants and animals must respond to rising sea levels, altered precipitation patterns, and increasing air and water temperatures and concentrations…
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Harnessing The Elements To Feed Microbes
The vast majority of fuels and chemicals used by humans are made from fossil carbon. Bioproduction from microorganisms, such as bacteria or yeast, might provide…
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Battery Electric Vehicles: New Mobility Mindset Or Better Batteries?
Technological innovations are often driven to the market thanks to the hedonistic lifestyle of the consumers. In such cases, the technology adoption or adaptation is…
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Effects Of Mining And Metallurgical Activities On Environmental Conditions
The extraction and refining of natural resources from the subsoil through mining and metallurgical activities has produced much of the wealth of today’s society. However,…
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How To Make Stripes In A Field Of Cells: A Spider Species For Research
Arthropods have spatially repetitive units, called segments, along their body axis, which is a tightly-conserved feature in arthropod evolution. The signs of this spatial repetition…
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Bacteriophage Lysins As Potential Agents For Treating Biofilm-Associated Human Infections
Antibiotics have played an important role in reducing the incidence of morbidity and mortality in human infections all over the world. Subsequent to the discovery…
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What We Breathe When Riding The Subway Train
By now, health scientists and many people are well aware that breathing poor quality air will likely shorten your life. Living in the city has…
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Pattern Of Your Weight Loss Might Help You Anticipate The Pattern Of Changes In Your Quality Of Life
It’s well-known that weight loss affects the patient’s quality of life in a variety of ways, including decreasing the risk of morbidity and mortality. However,…
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