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    • tomatoes flavour
      Chemistry • Plants and Animals

      Scientists Have Found a Way to Give Tomatoes Their Flavor Back

      February 1, 2017
      (Illustration by Michael S. Helfenbein / Yale University)
      Chemistry • Technology

      More Efficient Batteries Created by Using Blood Molecule

      October 31, 2016
      Analgesic
      Chemistry • Health and Medicine

      Researchers Have Developed An Effective Painkiller That Has No Side Effects

      October 19, 2016
      Glow in the dark
      Chemistry • Technology

      Organic Molecules Glow Persistently at Room Temperatures

      October 17, 2016
  • Environment
    • diesel pollution
      Environment • Health and Medicine

      New Study Shows That Diesel Vehicles Emit 4.6 million Tons More Nitrogen Oxide Than Standards Allow

      May 17, 2017
      global-warming
      Environment

      President Trump’s Policy Views on Global Warming

      April 25, 2017
      Newly developed ARS, starch-based coating, makes paper water resistant. Image credit: Peggy Greb
      Environment • Plants and Animals

      Starch Used to Make Paper and Other Materials More Biodegradable and Water Resistant

      April 20, 2017
      The researchers say their roof could provide enough energy for around 6 people by generating more than 21,200 kWh of energy a year while saving another 1,840 kWh due to its skylights. (Image Credit: University of Malaya)
      Environment • Technology

      Five Existing Energy-Saving Technologies Combined Into a Single System Hybrid ‘Eco-Roof’ Design

      April 13, 2017
  • Health & Medicine
    • age related macular degeneration
      Health and Medicine • Technology

      New Eye Drops Could Treat Age-Related Blindness

      May 19, 2017
      diesel pollution
      Environment • Health and Medicine

      New Study Shows That Diesel Vehicles Emit 4.6 million Tons More Nitrogen Oxide Than Standards Allow

      May 17, 2017
      gluten-free diet
      Health and Medicine

      New Study Shows That People Without Celiac Disease Should Not Eat a Gluten-Free Diet

      May 8, 2017
      salty diet
      Health and Medicine

      Mars Mission Control Research: Salty Diet Makes You Hungry

      May 5, 2017
  • History
    • Funerary garden was discovered by CSIC's research team. (Image credit: CSIC Communications)
      History

      First Of Its Kind: 4,000-Year-Old Funeral Garden Found in Egypt

      May 10, 2017
      Knife marks on the outside surfaces of two rib bone fragments. (Image Credit: Historic England)
      History

      Archaeologists Found That in Medieval Times Some Corpses Were Burnt and Mutilated to Prevent Them From Coming Back as the “Living Dead”

      April 8, 2017
      In November 2016, a skeleton with its hands folded in prayer was unearthed, making it the first chronicle European burial from the 17th century in the Asia-Pacific region. (Image Credit: University of Konstanz)
      History

      European Colonization of Asia – a New Perspective

      March 27, 2017
      multicelluar life
      History

      Ancient Plant-like Fossils Prove Multicellular Life Appeared Earlier Than Believed

      March 22, 2017
  • Nanotechnology
    • microprocessors
      Nanotechnology • Technology

      Scientists Have Developed a Mere 3 Atoms Thick Microprocessor Layer

      April 18, 2017
      supersponge
      Nanotechnology • Technology

      Newly Developed Nanotech ‘Super Sponge’ Removes Mercury from Water in Less Than 5 Seconds Which Could Make Effective Toxic Cleanup of Lakes Possible in the Future

      March 25, 2017
      sight
      Nanotechnology • Technology

      Newly Developed Nanowire Retinal Prosthesis Could Restore Sight to the Blind

      March 18, 2017
      smart nanoparticle
      Nanotechnology • Technology

      Microscopic Submarines Can Deliver Drugs to Your Stomach

      January 25, 2017
  • Neuroscience
    • barbie
      Neuroscience • Technology

      New Study Shows That Internet Connected Toys Raise Privacy Concerns

      May 19, 2017
      love-hormone
      Health and Medicine • Neuroscience

      Could Drug Addicts Stay Clean With the Help of the ‘Love Hormone’?

      April 20, 2017
      Migraine Obesity
      Health and Medicine • Neuroscience

      Both Obesity and Being Underweight Linked to Migraines

      April 15, 2017
      blood test depression
      Health and Medicine • Neuroscience

      Depression Treatment Takes a Huge Step Forward With New Blood Test

      April 5, 2017
  • Plants & Animals
    • Newly developed ARS, starch-based coating, makes paper water resistant. Image credit: Peggy Greb
      Environment • Plants and Animals

      Starch Used to Make Paper and Other Materials More Biodegradable and Water Resistant

      April 20, 2017
      cannabis epilepsy
      Plants and Animals

      Scientists Have Studied the Genome of Cannabis Plants to Identify Which Genes Cause Which Flavors

      April 3, 2017
      cannabis epilepsy
      Health and Medicine • Plants and Animals

      Australian Survey Reveals Cannabis Use in People with Epilepsy and Reports a High Level of Success in Managing Seizures

      March 15, 2017
      tomatoes flavour
      Chemistry • Plants and Animals

      Scientists Have Found a Way to Give Tomatoes Their Flavor Back

      February 1, 2017
  • Space
    • The Large Magellanic Cloud is a well-known satellite or dwarf galaxy that orbits the Milky Way closely and is visible in Earth’s southern hemisphere. RIT researchers make the case for the existence of “missing” satellite galaxies that are cloaked in dark matter and cannot be directly observed. (Image Credit: ESA/NASA/Hubble)
      Space

      Confirmed – Galaxies Coexist with Dark Matter at the Edge of the Milky Way

      April 2, 2017
      Travelling To Mars
      Space

      New Study Shows That Travel to Mars Increases the Risk of Leukemia in Humans

      March 11, 2017
      Artist illustration representing the record breaking “tidal disruption event” (TDE). The red shows hotter material that falls toward the black hole and generates a distinct X-ray flare. The blue shows a wind blowing from the infalling material. Credit: CXC/M. Weiss; X-ray: NASA/CXC/UNH/D. Lin et al, Optical: CFHT
      Space

      Black Hole Feeds 10 Times Longer Than Previous Recorded Event

      February 8, 2017
      black hole chip
      Space • Technology

      New Technology Gives Scientists a Chance to Study Manmade Black Holes in Laboratories

      January 31, 2017
  • Technology
    • super-fast-cameras
      Technology

      New Super-Fast Film Camera Captures the Movement of Light

      May 24, 2017
      age related macular degeneration
      Health and Medicine • Technology

      New Eye Drops Could Treat Age-Related Blindness

      May 19, 2017
      barbie
      Neuroscience • Technology

      New Study Shows That Internet Connected Toys Raise Privacy Concerns

      May 19, 2017
      Generating power from polluted air is now possible with this newly developed device. (Image credit: University of Antwerp and KU Leuven)
      Technology

      New Technology Cleans Polluted Air and Simultaneously Generates Power

      May 18, 2017
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Generating power from polluted air is now possible with this newly developed device. (Image credit: University of Antwerp and KU Leuven)

New Technology Cleans Polluted Air and Simultaneously Generates Power

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New Study Shows That Internet Connected Toys Raise Privacy Concerns

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New Eye Drops Could Treat Age-Related Blindness

Science News Journal
  • Chemistry
    • tomatoes flavour
      Chemistry • Plants and Animals

      Scientists Have Found a Way to Give Tomatoes Their Flavor Back

      February 1, 2017
      (Illustration by Michael S. Helfenbein / Yale University)
      Chemistry • Technology

      More Efficient Batteries Created by Using Blood Molecule

      October 31, 2016
      Analgesic
      Chemistry • Health and Medicine

      Researchers Have Developed An Effective Painkiller That Has No Side Effects

      October 19, 2016
      Glow in the dark
      Chemistry • Technology

      Organic Molecules Glow Persistently at Room Temperatures

      October 17, 2016
  • Environment
    • diesel pollution
      Environment • Health and Medicine

      New Study Shows That Diesel Vehicles Emit 4.6 million Tons More Nitrogen Oxide Than Standards Allow

      May 17, 2017
      global-warming
      Environment

      President Trump’s Policy Views on Global Warming

      April 25, 2017
      Newly developed ARS, starch-based coating, makes paper water resistant. Image credit: Peggy Greb
      Environment • Plants and Animals

      Starch Used to Make Paper and Other Materials More Biodegradable and Water Resistant

      April 20, 2017
      The researchers say their roof could provide enough energy for around 6 people by generating more than 21,200 kWh of energy a year while saving another 1,840 kWh due to its skylights. (Image Credit: University of Malaya)
      Environment • Technology

      Five Existing Energy-Saving Technologies Combined Into a Single System Hybrid ‘Eco-Roof’ Design

      April 13, 2017
  • Health & Medicine
    • age related macular degeneration
      Health and Medicine • Technology

      New Eye Drops Could Treat Age-Related Blindness

      May 19, 2017
      diesel pollution
      Environment • Health and Medicine

      New Study Shows That Diesel Vehicles Emit 4.6 million Tons More Nitrogen Oxide Than Standards Allow

      May 17, 2017
      gluten-free diet
      Health and Medicine

      New Study Shows That People Without Celiac Disease Should Not Eat a Gluten-Free Diet

      May 8, 2017
      salty diet
      Health and Medicine

      Mars Mission Control Research: Salty Diet Makes You Hungry

      May 5, 2017
  • History
    • Funerary garden was discovered by CSIC's research team. (Image credit: CSIC Communications)
      History

      First Of Its Kind: 4,000-Year-Old Funeral Garden Found in Egypt

      May 10, 2017
      Knife marks on the outside surfaces of two rib bone fragments. (Image Credit: Historic England)
      History

      Archaeologists Found That in Medieval Times Some Corpses Were Burnt and Mutilated to Prevent Them From Coming Back as the “Living Dead”

      April 8, 2017
      In November 2016, a skeleton with its hands folded in prayer was unearthed, making it the first chronicle European burial from the 17th century in the Asia-Pacific region. (Image Credit: University of Konstanz)
      History

      European Colonization of Asia – a New Perspective

      March 27, 2017
      multicelluar life
      History

      Ancient Plant-like Fossils Prove Multicellular Life Appeared Earlier Than Believed

      March 22, 2017
  • Nanotechnology
    • microprocessors
      Nanotechnology • Technology

      Scientists Have Developed a Mere 3 Atoms Thick Microprocessor Layer

      April 18, 2017
      supersponge
      Nanotechnology • Technology

      Newly Developed Nanotech ‘Super Sponge’ Removes Mercury from Water in Less Than 5 Seconds Which Could Make Effective Toxic Cleanup of Lakes Possible in the Future

      March 25, 2017
      sight
      Nanotechnology • Technology

      Newly Developed Nanowire Retinal Prosthesis Could Restore Sight to the Blind

      March 18, 2017
      smart nanoparticle
      Nanotechnology • Technology

      Microscopic Submarines Can Deliver Drugs to Your Stomach

      January 25, 2017
  • Neuroscience
    • barbie
      Neuroscience • Technology

      New Study Shows That Internet Connected Toys Raise Privacy Concerns

      May 19, 2017
      love-hormone
      Health and Medicine • Neuroscience

      Could Drug Addicts Stay Clean With the Help of the ‘Love Hormone’?

      April 20, 2017
      Migraine Obesity
      Health and Medicine • Neuroscience

      Both Obesity and Being Underweight Linked to Migraines

      April 15, 2017
      blood test depression
      Health and Medicine • Neuroscience

      Depression Treatment Takes a Huge Step Forward With New Blood Test

      April 5, 2017
  • Plants & Animals
    • Newly developed ARS, starch-based coating, makes paper water resistant. Image credit: Peggy Greb
      Environment • Plants and Animals

      Starch Used to Make Paper and Other Materials More Biodegradable and Water Resistant

      April 20, 2017
      cannabis epilepsy
      Plants and Animals

      Scientists Have Studied the Genome of Cannabis Plants to Identify Which Genes Cause Which Flavors

      April 3, 2017
      cannabis epilepsy
      Health and Medicine • Plants and Animals

      Australian Survey Reveals Cannabis Use in People with Epilepsy and Reports a High Level of Success in Managing Seizures

      March 15, 2017
      tomatoes flavour
      Chemistry • Plants and Animals

      Scientists Have Found a Way to Give Tomatoes Their Flavor Back

      February 1, 2017
  • Space
    • The Large Magellanic Cloud is a well-known satellite or dwarf galaxy that orbits the Milky Way closely and is visible in Earth’s southern hemisphere. RIT researchers make the case for the existence of “missing” satellite galaxies that are cloaked in dark matter and cannot be directly observed. (Image Credit: ESA/NASA/Hubble)
      Space

      Confirmed – Galaxies Coexist with Dark Matter at the Edge of the Milky Way

      April 2, 2017
      Travelling To Mars
      Space

      New Study Shows That Travel to Mars Increases the Risk of Leukemia in Humans

      March 11, 2017
      Artist illustration representing the record breaking “tidal disruption event” (TDE). The red shows hotter material that falls toward the black hole and generates a distinct X-ray flare. The blue shows a wind blowing from the infalling material. Credit: CXC/M. Weiss; X-ray: NASA/CXC/UNH/D. Lin et al, Optical: CFHT
      Space

      Black Hole Feeds 10 Times Longer Than Previous Recorded Event

      February 8, 2017
      black hole chip
      Space • Technology

      New Technology Gives Scientists a Chance to Study Manmade Black Holes in Laboratories

      January 31, 2017
  • Technology
    • super-fast-cameras
      Technology

      New Super-Fast Film Camera Captures the Movement of Light

      May 24, 2017
      age related macular degeneration
      Health and Medicine • Technology

      New Eye Drops Could Treat Age-Related Blindness

      May 19, 2017
      barbie
      Neuroscience • Technology

      New Study Shows That Internet Connected Toys Raise Privacy Concerns

      May 19, 2017
      Generating power from polluted air is now possible with this newly developed device. (Image credit: University of Antwerp and KU Leuven)
      Technology

      New Technology Cleans Polluted Air and Simultaneously Generates Power

      May 18, 2017
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Technology

New Super-Fast Film Camera Captures the Movement of Light

May 24, 2017
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New Eye Drops Could Treat Age-Related Blindness

May 19, 2017
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A new type of eye drop has been developed by researchers at the University of...

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New Study Shows That Internet Connected Toys Raise Privacy Concerns

May 19, 2017
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New Technology Cleans Polluted Air and Simultaneously Generates Power

May 18, 2017
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New Super-Fast Film Camera Captures the Movement of Light

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New Eye Drops Could Treat Age-Related Blindness

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barbie
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New Study Shows That Internet Connected Toys Raise Privacy Concerns

May 19, 2017
Generating power from polluted air is now possible with this newly developed device. (Image credit: University of Antwerp and KU Leuven)
Technology

New Technology Cleans Polluted Air and Simultaneously Generates Power

May 18, 2017
The supercapacitor could lead to pacemakers and other implantable medical devices that last a lifetime. Credit: Islam Mosa/University of Connecticut and Maher El-Kady/UCLA
Technology

Medical Device Implant Doesn’t Need a Battery and Draws Power from Human Body

May 17, 2017
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Newly Developed ‘Bionic Skin’ Enables the Sense of Touch in Robots

May 12, 2017

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age related macular degeneration
Health and Medicine • Technology

New Eye Drops Could Treat Age-Related Blindness

May 19, 2017
diesel pollution
Environment • Health and Medicine

New Study Shows That Diesel Vehicles Emit 4.6 million Tons More Nitrogen Oxide Than Standards Allow

May 17, 2017
gluten-free diet
Health and Medicine

New Study Shows That People Without Celiac Disease Should Not Eat a Gluten-Free Diet

May 8, 2017
salty diet
Health and Medicine

Mars Mission Control Research: Salty Diet Makes You Hungry

May 5, 2017
love-hormone
Health and Medicine • Neuroscience

Could Drug Addicts Stay Clean With the Help of the ‘Love Hormone’?

April 20, 2017

Space

The Large Magellanic Cloud is a well-known satellite or dwarf galaxy that orbits the Milky Way closely and is visible in Earth’s southern hemisphere. RIT researchers make the case for the existence of “missing” satellite galaxies that are cloaked in dark matter and cannot be directly observed. (Image Credit: ESA/NASA/Hubble)
Space

Confirmed – Galaxies Coexist with Dark Matter at the Edge of the Milky Way

April 2, 2017
Travelling To Mars
Space

New Study Shows That Travel to Mars Increases the Risk of Leukemia in Humans

March 11, 2017
Artist illustration representing the record breaking “tidal disruption event” (TDE). The red shows hotter material that falls toward the black hole and generates a distinct X-ray flare. The blue shows a wind blowing from the infalling material. Credit: CXC/M. Weiss; X-ray: NASA/CXC/UNH/D. Lin et al, Optical: CFHT
Space

Black Hole Feeds 10 Times Longer Than Previous Recorded Event

February 8, 2017
black hole chip
Space • Technology

New Technology Gives Scientists a Chance to Study Manmade Black Holes in Laboratories

January 31, 2017
An artist’s impression of an exoplanet Wolf 1061. (Illustration credit: NASA/Ames/JPL-Caltech)
Space

Wolf 1061 Exoplanet Under Scrutiny by Astronomer for Signs of Life

January 23, 2017

Nanotechnology

microprocessors
Nanotechnology • Technology

Scientists Have Developed a Mere 3 Atoms Thick Microprocessor Layer

April 18, 2017
supersponge
Nanotechnology • Technology

Newly Developed Nanotech ‘Super Sponge’ Removes Mercury from Water in Less Than 5 Seconds Which Could Make Effective Toxic Cleanup of Lakes Possible in the Future

March 25, 2017
sight
Nanotechnology • Technology

Newly Developed Nanowire Retinal Prosthesis Could Restore Sight to the Blind

March 18, 2017
smart nanoparticle
Nanotechnology • Technology

Microscopic Submarines Can Deliver Drugs to Your Stomach

January 25, 2017
micro-machines
Nanotechnology • Technology

Engineers Have Created Biocompatible Microrobots That Can be Implanted Into the Human Body

January 10, 2017
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Nanotechnology • Technology

New State Of Liquid Water Discovered

January 3, 2017
The proof-of-concept demonstrates that the filaments could be laced all through jackets or other outwear to harvest and store energy to power phones, health detectors and other tech gadgets. (Image credits: UCF.edu)
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New Nanotech Filaments Turn Your Clothing Into Solar Powered Batteries That Can Charge Your Gadgets On The Go

November 15, 2016
Extracellular needle-electrode with a diameter of only 5 μm mounted on a connector. Image Credit: Toyohashi University of Technology. All Rights Reserved.
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The World’s Smallest Needle-Electrodes Have a Diameter of Only 5 μm

November 2, 2016

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New Study Shows That Internet Connected Toys Raise Privacy Concerns

May 19, 2017
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Health and Medicine • Neuroscience

Could Drug Addicts Stay Clean With the Help of the ‘Love Hormone’?

April 20, 2017
Migraine Obesity
Health and Medicine • Neuroscience

Both Obesity and Being Underweight Linked to Migraines

April 15, 2017
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Health and Medicine • Neuroscience

Depression Treatment Takes a Huge Step Forward With New Blood Test

April 5, 2017
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Neuroscience

Scientists Have Unraveled the Mystery of How Brain Damage is Repaired

March 19, 2017
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Neuroscience

New Research Shows That Sound Waves Boost Memories and Deep Sleep in Older People

March 13, 2017
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Researchers Identify New Target for Parkinson’s Disease

March 9, 2017
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New Study Researches How People Process Political Misinformation and Tries to Shed Light on the Trump Phenomenon

March 3, 2017

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