Tadpoles form air bubbles in the mouth to breathe
Tadpoles, too weak during the early stages of their life to “break” the surface tension of the water to […]
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Droplets suspended in mid-air with acoustic levitation instead of test tubes: a revolution for chemists?
Chemical laboratories may in the future abandon the classical test tubes to use drops of liquid suspended in mid-air […]
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Electric circuit mimics barn owl brain to locate sounds
A group of researchers is trying to imitate, through electrical circuits, the brain circuits of the barn owl, one […]
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Staring at seagulls makes them less likely to steal food
According to a new, special study conducted by researchers at the University of Exeter, staring at seagulls makes them […]
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New polymer can store natural gas more efficiently
A better method of storing natural gas could prove to be one of the positive factors in truly counteracting […]
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New sensor detects ice accumulation in real time
A new sensor that detects ice accumulation in real-time has been created by a group of researchers from the […]
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Tissue model in laboratory reveals role of blood-brain barrier in Alzheimer’s disease
A tissue model that mimics the effects of beta-amyloid plaques, those protein aggregates are known to be a leading […]
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Small endoscope without lenses captures 3D images of objects smaller than a cell
A self-calibrating endoscope that can produce 3D images of objects is the device created by a group of researchers […]
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Airborne microplastics also pollute isolated snowy areas
Pollution by microplastics does not only affect the seas and not just the more or less inhabited regions. A […]
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Scientists discover regulatory gene of schizophrenia
A group of researchers at the Philadelphia Children’s Hospital announced that they had identified a gene that “acts as […]
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