American Roentgen Ray Society awards 2022 ARRS Gold Medal to Edward Lee
Leesburg, VA, February 1, 2022—The American Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS) proudly announces that Edward Y. Lee, MD, MPH of Boston ...
Month: February 2022
Climate change has likely begun to suffocate the world’s fisheries
By 2080, around 70% of the world’s oceans could be suffocating from a lack of oxygen as a result of ...
New super-conductors could take data beyond zeroes and ones
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Paris Agreement limits still catastrophic for coral reefs
University of Leeds news Credit: Beger Lab University of Leeds news Embargo: 1 February 2022, 7pm GMT Paris Agreement limits still ...
Obesity may increase risk of some female reproductive disorders
Obesity is associated with an increased risk of developing female reproductive disorders, however, the roles and mechanisms of obesity in ...
Pictorial warnings could reduce purchases of sugary drinks
Purchases of sugary drinks could be reduced by pictorial health warnings, reports research publishing February 1st in the open access ...
Extreme marine heat has become the “new normal”, in analysis of data from 1870 onwards – with 57% of the ocean surface recording 2019 temperatures once considered extreme
Extreme marine heat has become the "new normal", in analysis of data from 1870 onwards - with 57% of the ...
Monterey Bay Aquarium study finds extreme heat is the ‘new normal’ for the ocean
New Monterey Bay Aquarium-led research reveals excessively warm ocean temperatures driven by climate change are the new normal. The study, ...
Phasing out animal agriculture could potentially stabilize greenhouse gas levels for decades, according to new model
A new model suggests a global switch from an animal-based to a plant-based diet would have a substantial impact in ...
Safe havens for coral reefs predicted to decline dramatically as Earth warms
A new study predicts that climate change will result in near-total to total loss of existing locations where coral reefs ...
Story tips: DNA in a drop, printing in the wind, drier air, revealing hidden biology and calculating better batteries
Hydropower — DNA in a dropCredit: Carlos Jones/ORNL, U.S Dept. of Energy Hydropower — DNA in a drop Researchers at ...
WVU researchers to improve the flow of renewable energy to power plants with $7.5 million in grants
Integrating renewable energy with the power grid continues to be a big challenge for the electrical grid infrastructure in the ...
Scripps Research scientists unveil promising new approach to diabetes prevention
LA JOLLA, CA—A team of scientists from Scripps Research has conducted promising early tests of a new strategy that might ...
Sorghum and other drought-tolerant cereal crops can provide better nutrition and more sustainable agriculture
One of the biggest factors in determining the health of humans and the environment is the foods that we grow ...
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