How Social Context Can Help Zebrafish Recover From Stressors
The work carried out as part of this study aimed to reduce the overall number of zebrafish used in experiments by validating the use of…
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Anaerobic Digestion: A Promising Solution To Waste
In an energy constrained world, anaerobic digestion (AD) of organic fraction of municipal solid waste (OFMSW) i.e. food residues and green waste, offers a high…
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Women’s Role In Water Resource Management Can Help Move Toward SDG6
If one closely looks at the global data of distribution in land inequality between men and women, a similar pattern emerges in surface water utilization….
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How Energy And Carbon Dioxide Move Through Alpine Forests
There have been great strides in the human understanding of our impact on the global climate in recent decades. As scientists push forward with that…
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Realization Of Low-Cost Energy Storage And Conversion Technology: A Promising Air Electrode For Zn Air Battery
As a promising post-lithium-ion battery technology, rechargeable Zn air batteries have attracted intense attention due to their high theoretical energy and power density. However, the…
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Development Of A High-Performance Stretchable Energy Harvester
Triboelectricity, one of the most frequent experiences in our everyday life, is a contact-induced electrification in which two surfaces are electrically charged when they are…
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Temperature Limits In The RHR System Prior To ECCS Operation
A thermal hydraulic analysis was performed for the Residual Heat Removal (RHR) system shortly after a transition from the shutdown cooling mode to the standby…
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Mussel Immune Responses As Indicators Of Fecal Pollution
Marine coastal areas worldwide are impacted by effluent discharges, especially close to big cities, receiving a wide range of pollutants and high microbial diversity. In…
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Using Olefin Metathesis To Produce Macrocyclic Products
Molecules containing twelve or more atoms within at least one large ring are called macrocyclic compounds or macrocycles. At the beginning of the 20th century, the synthesis…
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The Emerging Field Of Synthetic Developmental Biology
The development of the human body from a single cell to many trillions of cells is an exceedingly complex process that depends on precise communication…
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Mate Copying In Females: A Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Test
In some species – including guppies, quail, and zebra finches – there is an interesting phenomenon called mate copying in which an individual’s choice of…
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