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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Scientists discover that Papillomavirus can also be transmitted via blood in rabbits and mice
The disease transmitted by the papillomavirus is one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases in humans. It is […]
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Study confirms that Icelandic walruses became extinct because of humans
The Icelandic walrus lived on the island of Iceland for thousands of years but died out shortly after the […]
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Study analyzes palorchestides, an extinct giant marsupial that lived in Australia
A new study published in PLOS ONE, by researchers at Monash University, Australia, focused on marsupial palorchestides. It is […]
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