Linking Anemia To Porotic Hyperostosis In Archaeological Remains
Porotic hyperostosis is one of the most common skeletal conditions observed in archaeological remains. It is a term that refers to porous lesions occurring on…
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Mechanical Production Of Ice Crystals In Clouds
Above about four kilometers up in the atmosphere, clouds begin to contain both liquid droplets and ice crystals. Because two phases of water coexist, a…
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The Kinetics Of Melting And Recrystallization Using Normal Differential Scanning Calorimeter
The Differential scanning calorimeter (DSC) is a widely applied tool to study the thermal behavior of various materials, including melting and recrystallization. However, it is…
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Advanced Heterogeneous Catalysts For Size- And Shape-selective Reactions
Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are a unique class of porous materials constructed using metal nodes and organic linkers, they exhibit many noticeable features which make them…
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Analyzing Impact Events In Chondrites And Metal-Silicate Separation In Growing Planets
Ordinary chondrites are rocks that originate from asteroids. They are called ‘ordinary’ as they comprise about 85% of all meteorites that were found on the…
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Shape Deformable Hydrogels
Imagine what functions can be performed with a soft, flexible but tough transformer that can change its shape upon external stimuli? Hydrogels are three-dimensionally cross-linked…
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Understanding The Expression Patterns Of Genes Through Promoter Feature
Promoters are key regulators of gene expression, and their sequences determine the specific expression levels of the associated genes. The level, location, and manner of…
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The Silky Serikornis Sungei Fossil Gives A Glimpse Into The Evolution Of Feathers
Exquisitely well-preserved feathered dinosaurs from the Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous of north-eastern China have considerably helped paleontologists to better understand how birds evolved from…
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Revealing The Cynodonts Missing Braincase – How Mammals Evolved With Cartilage Braincases
Imagine animals without an ossified braincase. Animals in which the brain is encapsulated by soft cartilage instead of hard bone. These animals did exist, and…
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Using Machine Learning To Study The String Landscape
Is fundamental physics unified into a single theory governing all known phenomena, or are we forced to accept a fractured state of affairs where different…
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Developing Highly Stretchable E-textiles For The Full Range Of Human Motions
In recent years, textile-based electronics (e-textiles), as new-fashioned wearable devices, have drawn surging attentions in applications such as artificial skins, motion detection, and health monitoring…
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