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Increasing Impact of Contrails on Earth’s Radiation Balance
The increasing air traffic is expected to triple the radiation effect caused by contrails by 2050, according to a study by the German Aerospace Center
Malnutrition not uncommon in severe obesity.
A new study from the University of Queensland has found that malnutrition is not uncommon among obese individuals, and can triple the risk of death
Sharing Makes Children Happier
Sharing Makes Children Happier: Study Finds Psychologists in China have discovered that children who share voluntarily experience more joy than those who are prompted to
Hard Water Causes Skin Problems
Hard water from the tap not only damages various household appliances through calcification, but can also be responsible for skin diseases and eczema, according to
Virtual Cemeteries and QR Codes
The digital age has now reached the final resting place, with QR codes on gravestones, cemetery apps, and virtual cemeteries on the rise and gaining
New Catalyst Makes Coal More Environmentally Friendly
The rising oil prices have brought the focus back on fuel production through coal liquefaction. Researchers have developed a new catalyst that significantly reduces CO2
Better Sleep with Dogs in Bed
Dogs are not only known as man’s best friend, but also as a better sleeping partner – at least for women. According to a recent
Cosmetics in Pregnancy Accelerate Puberty
A new long-term study has revealed the impact of cosmetic ingredients on pregnant women, which can lead to earlier onset of puberty in their children.
Shrinking Objects to Nano-Size
MIT Researchers Develop New Method for Creating High-Precision 3D Nano-Objects In a groundbreaking achievement, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge have
50% of Requirements Enough for Applications
A recent study has revealed that meeting just 50 percent of the required qualifications in a job application is often enough to secure an interview.
