Using Sensors In Water Distribution Networks
The safety of civilians is a fundamental responsibility of any government around the globe. Ever since terrorist attacks took thousands of innocent lives on September…
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Personalized Medicine And Why We Are Not There Yet
Traditionally, medicine has been based on the disease and not the patient. This means that for the same disease, e.g. childhood leukemia, two very different…
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How Combining Structurally Different RAF Inhibitors Can Open New Strides In Targeted Melanoma Therapy
Malignant melanoma is a skin cancer primarily caused by overexposure to UV rays from the sun or tanning beds. Unfortunately, the number of skin cancers…
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Reactive Muscle Precursor Cells In The Lens Contribute To Formation Of Secondary Cataracts
Millions of individuals undergo cataract surgery each year. Although removal of cataracts restores vision, approximately 20% of adults and most children develop a re-clouding of…
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Predicting Major Depressive Disorder In Disaster Victims
Major depressive disorder (MDD) is a relatively common psychiatric illness that is one of the major sources of disability worldwide and may lead to suicide….
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A Universal Deposition For Large-Area New Generation Perovskite Photovoltaics
The game-changing discovery of photovoltaic perovskites has heralded a new generation in photovoltaic technology. Now, their future commercial exploitation might benefit a substantial acceleration based…
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How Does The Brain Manage Everyday Memory Events?
An intuitive model for the formation of memories (the two streams hypothesis) that has prevailed for the past decades in memory research is that what…
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Nickel As A Catalyst For Benzene And Cyclohexane
Catalysts are substances used to control the production of chemicals by changing how fast reactions occur. The most familiar type to most people is the…
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Detecting Fetuin-A In Saliva
Human Fetuin-A (also known as α2-HS-glycoprotein) is a plasma protein synthesized by the liver and secreted into the serum. It plays a role as a…
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A Wearable Sensor That Monitors Sweat For Alcohol And Glucose Levels
In recent times, wearable sensors have provided users with the opportunity of seamless monitoring of the body’s vital parameters and disease symptoms in a time-controlled…
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Geological Influences On Barrier/Lagoon Behavior At Decade To Century Timescales
Barrier/lagoon systems occur on about 10% of the world’s coast and they constitute around 90% of the US east coast. They are attractive sites for…
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