100 Fun Trivia Questions For Kids
Check out these fun trivia questions for your kids, especially since summer is the time of year when children have more time of their hands….
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Is Dark Chemical Matter Really Dark?
High-throughput screening (HTS) and combinatorial chemistry were introduced in the early 1990s to improve R&D productivity, which remained a daunting challenge for the pharmaceutical industry….
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Machine Learning Algorithms Identify Genes Responsible For Drug Resistance In Tuberculosis Bacteria
One of the larger challenges facing modern medicine is the rise of drug-resistant strains of bacteria. Overuse and overexposure to antibiotics during the past century…
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Mach Speed: From Mach 1 To Mach 3 Speed and Beyond
Mach Speed is when an object moves faster than the speed of sound. For normal and dry conditions and temperature of 68 degrees F, this…
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New Mineral Discovered From Earth’s Mantle – Locked Away In Rare Diamonds
Scientists have recently found evidence of a new mineral inside a diamond. This mineral had never been seen before this discovery. As it is sometimes…
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Have Scientists Found A New Organ?
Scientists have found a new organ between our other existing organs and under our skin. But what is it exactly and will it help us…
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Scientists Just Developed A Computer Out Of Living Human Cells
A team of scientists from Zurich has managed to create a biocomputer using human cells. A biocomputer is a system made out of living cells…
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Occupational Interest And The Gender Divide
Published by Najib A. Mozahem College of Business Administration, Rafik Hariri University, Damour, Lebanon These findings are described in the article entitled Gender differences in…
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A Cautionary Tale About Therapeutic Manipulation Of Bone Formation
In recent decades, there has been a significant increase in clinical efforts to develop bone anabolic agents that enhance bone regeneration by stimulating the activity…
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Exposure To Opposing Political Opinions Online Can Increase Political Polarization
Social media sites like Facebook are often charged with increasing political polarization by establishing what are called “echo chambers,” places of discourse that prevent people…
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Scientists Determine Probable Mechanism Behind Why Blue Light Harms Our Eyes
Exposure to blue light, which has shorter wavelengths than types of light, can damage our eyes over time. Blue light contributes to macular degeneration, which…
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