Properties Of Point Defects In Nuclear Fuel Crystal Lattice
Nuclear energy has immense potential because uranium and other actinides are the most energy-dense resources available. For instance, only a few grams of uranium dioxide…
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Cognitive Rehabilitation Techniques To Treat Schizophrenia
The impairment of basic cognition and social cognition is a well-established feature of schizophrenia. Basic cognition includes cognitive domains such as attention, information processing speed,…
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Obstacles To Renewable Energy Adoption In Colombia
Colombia is one of the main emerging economies of the South American continent and that means an ever-growing energy demand. In particular, electricity consumption is…
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Using Physics To Capture The Changes To The Earth System In The Anthropocene
The Anthropocene represents an entirely new epoch in the history of the Earth System. Evidence shows that the evolution of Earth is now determined mostly…
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Public Lands Exchanges: For Whom And For What?
Minnesota. Arizona. Wyoming. These are but a few states where public lands exchanges have been carried out recently by hard rock mining developers to acquire…
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Investigating Corneal Wound Healing From Fibrosis In Lung, Kidney, Skin And Other Organs
Basement membranes likely modulate fibrosis triggered by diverse injuries in many tissues such as lung, skin, and kidney by modulating the availability and function of…
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Rapid Recovery Of Reef-Building Organisms After The End-Permian Mass Extinction
In its whole history, the Earth has witnessed five big and several smaller mass extinctions. The greatest extinction, however, took place at the end of…
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Why We Are Susceptible To The Herpes Simplex Virus Infection
Herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) is one of the most prevalent human viruses, with around a 70% infection rate in the human population. HSV-1…
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Starve A Cold, Feed A Fever? Addressing Poor Nutrition In Inpatients
What would you do if you knew of a treatment that would improve your acutely ill inpatient’s immune function, lean muscle mass, wound healing, functional…
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Bonding And Reaction Of SO2 Molecules On Titanium Dioxide Surface
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) is a common material that has been used as a white pigment since antiquity. Today, however, it is better known within the…
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One Step Ahead To Predict Potential Poaching Hotspots: An Approach To Assist In The Surveillance Of Protected Areas
Human activities have profoundly changed most of the ecosystems in different regions of the Earth, causing widespread loss of biodiversity and loss of ecosystem functions…
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