The longer the bootcamp, the better the antibodies
LA JOLLA, CA—Researchers at La Jolla Institute for Immunology (LJI) have discovered how the immune system can transform into an ...
Month: September 2022
Now you don’t have to wait for smoke to know where fires are likely to occur
Credit: ARS-USDA BURNS, OREGON, September 21, 2022—Scientists with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service (ARS) and the ...
Brookhaven’s Brandenburg named 2022 Blavatnik Regional Awards finalist
UPTON, NY —James (Daniel) Brandenburg, a Goldhaber Distinguished Fellow uncovering clues about the makeup of visible matter at the U.S. ...
Improved data sharing policies will boost public trust in research
Public trust in science can be boosted if major funding bodies adopt improved, standardized policies for data sharing and open ...
A consistent lack of sleep negatively impacts immune stem cells, increasing risk of inflammatory disorders and heart disease
Chronic, insufficient sleep can negatively affect immune cells, which may lead to inflammatory disorders and cardiovascular disease, according to a ...
How to tell if that plastic bottle or bag has recycled material in it
To encourage more recycling, the U.K. taxes single-use plastic products containing less than 30% recycled material. But aside from a ...
Electronic laboratory notebook for materials science: A lossless data management platform for machine learning and sharing of experimental information
In the field of materials science, even small variations in experimental parameters and protocols can lead to unwanted changes in ...
Durable platform makes sustainable fuel from seawater
Seawater could be the perfect stockfeed for sustainable fuel: it is renewable, abundant, economic and contains exactly the right ingredients ...
ANEMEL receives €3 million to generate green hydrogen from salty water
Green hydrogen is a key ingredient towards the decarbonisation of the European economy. ANEMEL, a new project funded by the ...
Rare human gene variant in ADHD, autism exposes fundamental sex differences
The prevalence, age of onset, and clinical symptoms for virtually all neuropsychiatric disorders differ between men and women. Among the ...
JDRF announces launch of global type 1 diabetes index
NEW YORK, September 21, 2022—JDRF, the leading global type 1 diabetes (T1D) research and advocacy organization, announces the launch of ...
New research shows children exposed to natural disasters in the womb have higher rates of developmental psychopathology in a sex-specific manner
New York, September 21, 2022 – New data from the longitudinal Stress in Pregnancy Study (SIP Study) have identified earlier ...
New study explains mechanisms of salt transport and could help treat cystic fibrosis
In a recently published research article, Pablo Artigas, Ph.D., from the Center for Membrane Protein Research at the Texas Tech ...
2022 Blavatnik Regional Awards for Young Scientists Honorees announced
NEW YORK – September 21, 2022 – The Blavatnik Family Foundation and the New York Academy of Sciences today announced ...
New MIT Sloan research identifies which countries may be better positioned to accept a “new normal” of living with COVID-19
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., September 21, 2022 – With the eradication of COVID-19 out of reach, are we close to a “new ...
Chemical cocktail in skin summons disease-spreading mosquitoes
Mosquitoes that spread Zika, dengue and yellow fever are guided toward their victims by a scent from human skin. The ...
Looking at images of people smiling at you extends antidepressant effects of ketamine
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 21, 2022 – Simple computer-based neurocognitive training—using positive words and pictures designed to boost self-worth—prolongs the antidepressant effects ...
Fiber-optic sensing probe: Quasi-3D plasmonic structures on fiber tips
Miniaturized sensors mounted upon optical fibers are widely recognized as an important future solution to instant and point-of-care medical diagnosis ...
How fear memories get stuck in some brains
Researchers at Linköping University, Sweden, have discovered a biological mechanism that increases the strength with which fear memories are stored ...
The cutting edge: ONR sponsors technology experimentation at Camp Lejeune
ARLINGTON, Va.—As an expeditionary force, Marines often fight in isolated, austere environments requiring re-supply and logistical support over long distances.Credit: ...
