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AdvertisementNew Breakthrough in High-Temperature Superconductors
The successful transition to renewable energy sources requires more than just generating electricity from renewable sources. It also requires finding ways to transport electricity over
Measles Erase Immune System Memory
The measles virus is causing a significant portion of the immune system’s antibodies to be destroyed, making people more susceptible to a range of diseases
Brain Recognizes Familiar Music Instantly
Music is not only a global cultural phenomenon, but it also has a unique place in human memory, according to a study by the University
Climate Change Threatens Wheat Harvest
The threat of climate change to global food security has been highlighted by a recent study, which found that 60% of wheat-growing regions are at
Massive CO2 and Methane Reservoir Discovered in Japan’s Rift Zone
A seismic survey has revealed a massive reservoir of methane and CO2 gas beneath the seabed off the coast of Japan, which could serve as
Inheritance of Paternal Mitochondrial DNA
In a groundbreaking discovery, researchers have found that under certain circumstances, paternal mitochondrial DNA can also be inherited. Until now, it was believed that only
Genetic Mutation Reduces Sleep Needs
A new study by scientists at the University of California in San Francisco has identified a gene responsible for reducing the amount of sleep some
3D-Printed Biodegradable Bone Implant
Scientists have developed a new magnesium implant that can accelerate healing due to its fine pores. The mold was created using a 3D printer and
Gadolinium Found in German Fast Food
Fast food chains McDonald’s and Burger King have been found to serve drinks containing the MRI contrast agent gadolinium, despite claiming to filter their water.
Ocean’s CO2 sink still intact
The world’s oceans have absorbed 34 billion tons of CO2 between 1994 and 2007, equivalent to one-third of human-made CO2 emissions. While the oceans continue