Conelisa N. Hubilla

Artificial Brain Developed To Replicate the Functions of Neural Mechanisms, Mimics the Processes Involved in Learning and Memory

09.07.2023 09:10 AM

A USC professor developed an artificial brain and works on mimicking disorders such as schizophrenia. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Ecometrics Approach Shows the Evolution of Mammalian Traits With Changing Environments, Sheds Light on Future Biodiversity Losses

09.07.2023 08:31 AM

A new study showed how mammals have evolved their traits with changing environments over time and unveiled the factors that contributed to biodiversity loss. Find out more about the research findings in this article.

What Level of RDW Is Dangerous? Understanding Blood Tests and Interpreting Results

09.06.2023 11:00 AM

Red cell distribution width (RDW) has recently been associated with the risk of having cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality. Find out what level of RDW is dangerous in this article.

Biological Invasion by 3,500 Alien Species Causing Economic Loss and Biodiversity Crisis

09.06.2023 08:00 AM

An international report reveals the economic loss and biodiversity crisis that result from the biological invasion of alien species. Learn more about it in this article.

French Angelfish Develops Unusual Float From Its Tropical Trappings, Gets CT Scan at Denver Zoo To Bring Buoyancy Back

09.06.2023 07:06 AM

A fancy-looking fish which was found to have a funny float underwent a CT scan to get its buoyancy back. Learn more about the findings in this article.

Adult Corals Frozen and Revived Safely by Scientists To Ensure Survival in the Face of Climate Change

09.06.2023 06:30 AM

For the very first time, scientists were able to successfully produce adult corals derived from cryopreserved larvae. Find out more about it in this article.

Silicon Technology Using Residue-Free Field Effect Transistors Offers New Opportunities in Semiconductor Industry

09.06.2023 06:10 AM

A team of Korean researchers discovered a revolution in technology that can improve the fabrication of field-effect transistors. Learn more about it in this article.

Sea Urchin Gonads: The Edible Part of Spiny Echinoderm With High Commercial Value

09.05.2023 11:00 AM

Sea urchin gonads are a prized delicacy which makes the commercialization of the spiny animal highly profitable. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Enhanced Cybersecurity Using Random Number Generator Based on Perovskite LED Offers Safer Exchange of Digital Information

09.05.2023 09:24 AM

A team of scientists developed a new type of random number generator based on perovskite LED for better cybersecurity. Learn more about it in this article.

Is Africa Ready for Its Green-Powered Potential? Expert Describes Continent As Powerhouse for Renewable Energy

09.05.2023 07:45 AM

Prominent energy expert discusses the role of Africa as a solution to climate change. Continue reading the article to find out more.

UK Bee Population Faces Catastrophic Danger As Asian Hornets Spread in Mainland Europe

09.05.2023 06:26 AM

Sightings of the invasive Asian hornets raise fears of dangerous consequences for the populations of UK bees. Find out more about it in this article.

Glacier Mating To Create Ice: Can It Solve the Problem of Water Loss Due to Climate Change?

09.05.2023 05:42 AM

Pakistani residents in the Himalayan regions turn to the unconventional strategy of glacier ‘marriages’ to replace water loss to climate change. Find out more about it in this article.

Itchy Skin in Liver Disease Progression: Early Sign You Shouldn’t Ignore

09.04.2023 11:00 AM

People who suffer from certain types of liver disease may experience itchiness, possibly indicating disease progression. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Genome Analysis of Yellow Fever Reveals Deadly Route of the Virus From Amazon to South Brazil

09.04.2023 08:53 AM

RNA sequences of yellow fever virus show the route of the pathogen from the Amazon region to the densely populated areas of south Brazil. Find out more about it in this article.

AI Tool Predicts Odor Profile of Molecule, Cracks Code on Scent Perception

09.04.2023 05:50 AM

Scientists have built an AI system which can identify and predict the smell of a compound by simply analyzing their molecular structure. Learn more about it in this article.

Social Isolation and Loneliness May Shrink Brain in Older Adults, Leading to Reduced Cognitive Function

09.04.2023 05:26 AM

Studies have shown that older adults who are more isolated are at a greater risk of shrinking their brain volume and declining their cognitive performance. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Ancient Andesite Meteorite Covered With Crystals Provides New Insights About the Evolution of the Solar System

09.04.2023 04:20 AM

A space rock covered with crystals discovered in the Sahara desert may rewrite the history of the early Solar System. Find out more about it in this article.

Dental Treatment Leaves Woman With Painful Elephant Skin After Having Allergic Reaction to Veneers

09.02.2023 04:10 AM

A woman who spent $1,200 on a new smile ended up having painful elephant skin all over her face and body. Read the article to find out more.

800-Pound Alligator Captured in Mississippi Breaks Record as the Longest Ever Caught in State

09.02.2023 01:15 AM

A group of hunters have caught the longest alligator ever to be recorded in Mississippi. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Mysterious Golden Object Found at the Bottom of Pacific Ocean, Puzzling Scientists From NOAA’s Seascape Alaska 5 Expedition

09.01.2023 23:26 PM

Scientists discovered a strange golden object while exploring an underwater volcano deep off the coast of Alaska. Learn more about it in this article.

How Much Does a Heart Cost? Exploring the Worth, Procedure and Success Rate of Heart Transplant Surgery

09.01.2023 11:00 AM

Several parts of the human body can be sold, and one of the most expensive organs that a person can legally sell is the heart. Learn how much a heart is worth in this article.

Paris Fumigates for the First Time As Disease-Carrying Asian Tiger Mosquitoes Rapidly Spreads in Europe

09.01.2023 08:30 AM

Health authorities in the French capital have fumigated areas of Paris as tiger mosquitoes, originally from Southeast Asia, invades Europe. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Deadly Tumor Threatens Endangered Green Sea Turtle; Scientists Investigate the Development of New Viral Disease

09.01.2023 08:10 AM

A new epidemiological study of green sea turtles suggests the factors that trigger the development of a deadly tumor disease. Find out more about it in this article.

Paralysis May Leave 27-Year-Old Man Quadriplegic After Breaking His Neck From Leaping Into a Foam Pit

09.01.2023 07:55 AM

A man from Spain broke his spine and damaged his spinal cord in his neck after jumping into a foam pit, leaving him paralyzed with the possibility of being quadriplegic. Learn more about him in this article.

NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Captures Images of Crashed Russian Moon Lander

09.01.2023 05:30 AM

NASA's moon orbiter spots a new crater on the lunar surface which likely resulted from Russia's Luna-25 mission. Find out more about it in this article.

What Is a Peptide Bond? Understanding the Formation of Amino Acid Chain in the Human Body

08.31.2023 11:00 AM

As the human body needs proteins to function properly, the important role played by peptide bonds is evident. Learn more about its uses in this article.

Swimming Microbots To Join the Main Mothership Robots in Exploring the Oceans of Jupiter’s Europa

08.31.2023 10:50 AM

NASA plans to send a swarm of swimming microbots deployed from the main mothership robots as they explore the oceans in Europa. Learn more about this project in this article.

Wild Boars in Germany Turned Radioactive by Atomic Bomb Fallout From 60 Years Ago

08.31.2023 10:35 AM

A study reveals that nuclear weapons tests during the Cold War have caused the wild boar in central Europe to be dangerously radioactive. Read the article to find out more.

Turtle Shells Keep a Record of Humanity’s Nuclear History, Provides Clue on the Effect of Warfare and Energy Production in the Future

08.31.2023 10:22 AM

Scientists discovered that uranium signatures are kept in the shells of turtles and tortoises, even decades after the nuclear activities during World War II. Find out more about it in this article.

Microscale Spikes Attached to Titanium Implants Provide Effective, Drug-Free Protection From Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria and Fungus

08.31.2023 10:12 AM

A new study reveals that rough surfaces inspired by the spikes on insect wings may be more effective in fighting drug-resistant superbugs. Continue reading the article to find out more.