The stable isotopes of hydrogen (δ2H) and oxygen (δ18O) have been widely applied in hydrology. The equation relating δ2H to δ18O in precipitation, also defined…
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The societal pressure to move towards sustainable energy has made photovoltaics the main competitor for cost-competitive energy sources. As of now, the photovoltaics market is…
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With the escalating growth of nanotechnology and as the field has started to realize its potential, several conventions that involve nanoparticles with a wide scope…
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In randomized, placebo-controlled drug trials, reports of adverse events (AE) are common. 40% or more of patients report such side effects, and in both the…
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In the early stages of thermodynamics, researchers focused on the study of heat and work transfer. Thermal radiation, which is to be considered in various…
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Accompanied by the rapid development of modern technology, more and more nanomaterial-bearing products are being invented: antibacterial phone shells, antifungal socks, carbon fiber-reinforced rackets, quantum…
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Whatever we think or feel, almost all information in the brain is processed in the form of “spikes.” They are brief currents of ions flowing…
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Survival in the world requires the ability to respond appropriately to the things that happen in our environment. We have to be able to go…
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Recently, news such as the story of a polar bear desperately reaching for an ice floe and a global-scale coral bleaching have become increasingly common….
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Community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) is one of the leading causes of hospitalization in the United States, with 6 cases per 1000 persons per year. More than…
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Global sustainability challenges – chronic hunger, loss of species habitat, water shortage, and the continuing rise of greenhouse gas emissions from human activities – are…
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