There are two unique evolutionary characteristics in human childhood. First, human children take a longer time to acquire the physical and reproductive capacity of adults,…
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The next-generation electronics thrive on the emergence of wearable technologies. Smart wearable devices that could be integrated with the human body to monitor the physiological…
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Invasive species are a major driver of global change and their spread leads to the degradation of many natural ecosystems worldwide. Invasive trees and woody…
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The discovery of blood-typing and the subsequent ability to safely transfuse blood has revolutionized medicine and has allowed individuals to survive what previously were fatal…
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Rechargeable flexible Zn–air batteries are attracting a great deal of attention and regarded as high-energy-density power supplies for powering next-generation flexible electronics. For the flexible…
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Bioarchaeology, a field that combines the methods of archaeology and biological/physical anthropology, uses archaeological human skeletal remains to better understand the human past. The physical…
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In general, the use of groundwater for drinking water supply is preferred, because groundwater is well protected. Surface water can be polluted by discharge of wastewater…
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Meteorites can record ancient magnetic fields when they form. These recordings of ancient magnetic fields can be retained for billions of years and can survive…
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Concerns about climate change, primarily driven by the use of fossil fuels, have driven exploration of renewable and sustainable sources of energy. Biofuels obtained from…
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In my research, I focus on stratification in fertility, lifespan, mortality and health status depending on the size of the place of residence, religious denomination…
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Information has been a matter of intense study and discussion for the last century. The very nature of information, not a physical object, not an…
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