Researchers Find Evidence Of Martian Paraglacial Period
Most of the surface of Mars is currently too cold, and the atmosphere is too thin, for liquid water to be present on the surface….
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Wireless Power Transfer May Help Reduce Pollution Problems
In 2017, the global demand for energy increased by as much as 2.1 %. The percentage may not seem like a large number, but it…
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Preventing Further Frog Extinctions And Initiating De-Extinctions
Since the 1960s, more than 200 amphibian species globally have become extinct, and the majority of these extinctions have occurred in the past 20 years….
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CO2 Conversion: Turning Waste Into Value
The world needs more energy. As the population continues to grow and the quality of life improves in developing economies, energy will be necessary to…
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Learning From Nature: Using Microbial Consortia To Improve Biochemical Synthesis
In the early 1900s, Henry Ford revolutionized mass production with the development of the assembly line: a method of combining every step of a production…
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Cultivating Prognosis In Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
“It appears to me a most excellent thing for the physician to cultivate prognosis…” Back in 400 B.C., when Hippocrates of Kos — father of…
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Novel Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality Interface Using A Self-Powered Triboelectric-Based Virtual Reality 3D Control Sensor
Developing a multisource information fusion and interactive system is important for applications in virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR). Particularly, the real-time understanding of…
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The Nitrogen Ice Activity On Pluto Explored With Numerical Modeling
Numerical modeling of the nitrogen cycle on Pluto explains the distribution, color, geology, and morphology of the different nitrogen ice deposits observed. On July 14,…
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Keeping Up With Moving Targets: How Do Cancer Cells Switch In And Out Of Therapy-Resistant States?
Tumors result from the expansion of cells that bypass the regulatory mechanisms that otherwise control the birth, death, and elimination of cells within healthy tissues….
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Cesarean Section Probably Does Not Increase The Risk Of Asthma After All
What’s wrong with the Cesarean section rumor? A twin study shows there must be other reasons for asthma. Today almost every third woman gives birth…
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The Fate Of Urban Springs: Pumping-Induced Seawater Intrusion In An Underwater Cave
Human populations are concentrated on coasts, where they often depend on aquifers as primary sources of water for drinking, agriculture, and industry. In coastal aquifers, usable…
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