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Liquid Metal Activated Al-Water Reaction: A New Approach Leading To “Hy-Time”

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When it comes to hydrogen production, people think of the electrolysis or photolysis of water. However, in these processes, the energy efficiency stays low, and…
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Is There A Hereditary Link Between Testicular And Ovarian Cancer?

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Our research group at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, led by Kirsten Moysich, PhD, MS, is specifically interested in studying risk factors involved in the…
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Catalysts In The Chemical Industry

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The chemical industry influences all our lives daily, everything from the components in the screen you are reading this article on to the fertilizer used…
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Enhancing Gypsum Precipitation In A Compacted Montmorillonite Using An Electrokinetic Method

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Despite advances in solution chemistry, little is known about the chemical reactions in confined porous media like compacted clay, where the proportion of liquid is…
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The Complex Life Of Plants: Mitochondrial Translocase Complexes

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Mitochondria are powerhouse organelles in the cell. They are mainly responsible for generating ATP, a high-energy molecule used in various cellular activities. The ATP production…
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Gaining Weight Through Bad Sleep? What Twin Studies Can Tell!

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Studies show time and again that people who sleep poorly are more often overweight. A Spanish study has now examined what is behind it in…
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Capturing The Electrical Activity Of Brain Cells With High Resolution: Novel High-Density Sensors Developed For Neuroscience

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Our brain is one of the most complex biological structures known. It contains billions of nerve cells (neurons) which form a densely interconnected network comprising…
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Bias In Clinical Research For Antimicrobial Stewardship Programs

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Medicine has gone through enormous innovations over the past centuries which have been driven by excellent clinical research, comparing different treatments to decide which one…
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The Tomcat And The Genes: When Twins Drink …

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Why is it that some people are spared from a hangover after an evening of alcohol, but others suffer? A group of US and Australian…
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Fluoxetine, A Drug Used For Depression, May Adversely Affect Bones, While Another Drug, Escitalopram, Appears To Be Safer

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Clinical studies provide evidence that treatment with drugs for depression increases the risk of fracture in humans. Some of these drugs have been previously reported…
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Caffeine Use Disorder – Should We Consider It As A Mental Disorder?

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Caffeine is a psychoactive substance which is consumed by people from all over the world, mostly in the form of coffee and tea. However, the…
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