How Cultural Messages May Shape Individual Attitudes
How might cultural messages about group status influence our attitudes and behaviors? We are all constantly exposed to beliefs or ideas that we can recognize…
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Restored Oxbows As A Nutrient Reduction Practice In The Agricultural Midwest
Nutrient export from the Corn Belt of the United States is impacting rivers at local and regional scales and is contributing to the development of…
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Designing A Flexible Heat Shield For Spacecraft That Utilizes Centrifugal Force
Spacecraft travel at high speeds and have to “brake” before landing onto a planet. When the planet has an atmosphere, aerodynamic drag can be utilized…
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How Do Trace Elements Behave In Soil Organo-Mineral Assembles?
All soils harbor micro-aggregates. These micro-aggregates composed of smaller building units such as minerals or organic and biotic materials that become more complex with increasing…
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Open-Cell Foams: Promising Materials In High-Temperature Energy Conversion And Utilization
Open-cell materials, such as metal and ceramic foams, have been extensively utilized in high-temperature applications due to their light weight, good flow-mixing capability, and ability…
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Fusion Technology: The Stability Of Porous SiC-Based Materials
Published by Marta Malo CIEMAT, National Fusion Laboratory, 28040, Madrid, Spain These findings are described in the article entitled Stability of porous SiC based materials…
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Brain Microstructure By Multi-Modal MRI
Understanding the brain is one of the challenges of the 21st century and the target of a large number of research projects currently funded around…
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What Are You? How Racial Ambiguity Impacts Social Interactions
Have you ever seen someone walking down the street and you just can’t quite figure out what race that person is? You may look at…
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Explaining Why Concussions May Activate A Pituitary “Dimmer Switch”
For a number of years, researchers have described endocrine (glandular) problems in some people with a history of concussion. These endocrine problems can emerge months…
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Reducing Delinquency Among African American Youth In Foster Care
Published by Abigail Williams-Butler Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey These findings are described in the article entitled Reducing delinquency among African American youth…
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Identifying The Influence Of Soil Parameters To Vegetation Restoration In An Open-Pit Mining Area In China
Mining is one of the most distinct human activities in the Anthropocene Epoch. At present, there are more than 9,000 large and medium-sized mines in…
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