Conelisa N. Hubilla

New PCR Technique Offers the Future of Data Storage Using DNA Microcapsules

05.05.2023 09:48 AM

Microcapsule technology that uses PCR technique provides scalable approach to enable repeated random access to archival files stored in DNA. Learn more about it in this article.

Rare White Killer Whale Spotted off the Coast of Newport Beach Was Discovered To Carry a Rare Genetic Condition

05.04.2023 11:20 AM

An extremely rare white killer whale was filmed off the coast of California with the rest of its hunting pod. It was observed to have skin discoloration known as leucism which result from a genetic mutation. Read the article to learn more.

Pioneer Nanoparticle Technology Paves Way to Isolation Of Single Proteins and Improved Understanding of Diseases

05.04.2023 08:30 AM

A new optical technology developed by scientists using nanoparticles helps understand the behavior of single proteins and sheds light in treating iron-related diseases. Read the article to find out more.

How a Theoretical Machine Model That Was Never Built Became a Precursor To Modern-Day Computers

05.04.2023 07:31 AM

Alan Turing’s vision gave birth to modern computer science as he set the rules for computing in his Turing machine. Though this machine was not actually built, it provided a demonstration of how computers could operate. Find out more in this article.

Thermoelectric Materials Using Silver Nanoparticles Leads to Advanced Modules for Power Generation

05.03.2023 12:21 PM

Silver nanoparticles with low melting point sparks hope in creating thermoelectric modules for generating emission-free power. Read the article to learn more.

Could AI Be Potential Threat to Human Civilization? Elon Musk Expresses His Opinion

05.03.2023 09:05 AM

Elon Musk expressed his strong opinions about AI and warns against the potential dangers of AI reliance to human civilization. Find out more in this article.

Shedding the Light on Cybersickness: Scientists Unravel the Mystery of Virtual Reality-Induced Discomforts

05.03.2023 08:10 AM

Some people experience motion sickness while playing virtual reality games and others do not. Researchers suggest that it could be due to the way a person’s senses adjusts between reality and simulation. Read the article to learn more.

Massive Phallus-Shaped Iceberg Was Spotted Floating off the Coast of Dildo, Newfoundland in Canada

05.02.2023 21:22 PM

A phallic-shaped iceberg goes viral after being spotted floating pass a town off the coast of Canada. Find out more in this article.

Using RNA in Gene Silencing of Flawed Protein Paves Way to New Approach in Fighting Against Cancer

05.02.2023 12:13 PM

For the first time, it was proven that CKAP5 can be used to destroy cancer cells and that it can be used to understand the mechanism that leads to its destruction. Find out more in this article.

Link Between Moonquakes and Landslides: Could Tectonic Activities Possibly Shape Terrains of Jupiter and Saturn’s Icy Moons?

05.02.2023 08:40 AM

The presence of smooth surfaces on icy moons surrounding Jupiter and Saturn has been a mystery to astronomers. Recent study reveals that seismic activities could be the cause of landslides that shape these surfaces. Read the article to find out more.

China's Policy Changes To Fight Air Pollution Seem Impressive, But Still a Long Way To Go

05.01.2023 22:20 PM

China’s efforts to reduce air pollution have shown positive results, but the levels are still far from the recommended guidelines. Find out more information in this article.

Arcturus Variant Now Makes 1 in 40 Cases; Are We Headed to Another Wave of the COVID Pandemic?

05.01.2023 11:59 AM

As Arcturus or XBB.1.16 omicron subvariant becomes dominant, the public is encouraged to wear face masks and follow basic health protocols again. Could it rise to another wave of the COVID pandemic? Read the article to learn more.

Solitary Bees at Risk From Urban Beekeeping: How Commercialization Affects Their Biodiversity

05.01.2023 09:20 AM

The growing popularity of urban beekeeping has led to increased population of Western honeybees, but it may actually do more harm than good especially in the biodiversity of solitary bees. Read the article to find out more.

Unusual Blue Discoloration in Insects Caused by Virus, Could Pave the Way for Development of Antiviral Material

05.01.2023 05:51 AM

A widespread infection due to the virus affects isopods and insects, causing radiance that can be used in antiviral studies. Find out more information in this article.

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