Ernest Hamilton

Anxiety and Addiction: Is There a Relation?

08.19.2019 12:01 PM

Almost everyone experiences anxiety from time to time. It can be triggered by challenges at work, difficulties in relationships or any kind of stress. Interestingly, that many people do not always recognize that they feel anxious until they feel physical symptoms of it. As anxiety causes distressing feelings and strong negative emotions, an individual seeks for relief. Some people struggling with anxiety choose substances to get rid of negative emotions.

7 Healthful Reasons Why You Should Try CBD Oil

08.15.2019 21:32 PM

While CBD oil is mainly used for topical treatments, but it can be infused into foods and drinks or consumed through a vaporizer. Let's explore some of the reasons why you should try CBD oil.

How Technology is Changing Small Businesses

08.15.2019 15:43 PM

Technology is changing all of our lives at a fast pace. For those of you who own small businesses, it can be challenging to keep up with all of these changes.

San Francisco’s New Bay Bridge is Ready For The Next Earthquake

08.14.2019 10:40 AM

San Francisco is well-known for its bridges and its skyline, and the new Bay Bridge in San Francisco is one of the newest additions that has significant historic importance.

6 Types of Tubes Used in Science Laboratories

08.12.2019 10:20 AM

A tube is one of the most common laboratory equipment. Lab tubes are normally found in science labs in their special-purpose racks. Labs use them to store conduct and materials to be used for experiment and research purposes. Tubes are also used for heating, cooling mixing chemicals. There are several types of laboratory tubes used for specific purposes.

Scary Side-Effects of 3 Common Medications

07.30.2019 21:13 PM

Sometimes, medication is necessary to maintain good health. But those medications can come with side-effects that are as unwelcome as our health woes. Learn about what these side-effects are, and if they are avoidable.

Prevention of Eye Bacterial Infection and How to Treat it with Tobramycin

07.26.2019 21:54 PM

Maybe your eyes have started to itch, or you have noticed that it turned into a shade of pink. Really different from your usual eyes, right? Could it be an infection?

Scientists Uncover Exotic Matter in the Sun's Atmosphere

05.24.2019 11:21 AM

Scientists from Ireland and France announced a major new finding about how matter behaves in the extreme conditions of the Sun's atmosphere.

Crabs' Camouflage Tricks Revealed

05.24.2019 11:17 AM

Crabs from a single species rely on different camouflage techniques depending on what habitat they live in, new research shows.

How a Member of a Family of Light-sensitive Proteins Adjusts Skin Color

05.17.2019 11:16 AM

A team of Brown University researchers found that opsin 3 -- a protein closely related to rhodopsin, the protein that enables low-light vision -- has a role in adjusting the amount of pigment produced in human skin, a determinant of skin color.

Owning a Dog is Influenced by Our Genetic Make-up

05.17.2019 11:10 AM

A team of Swedish and British scientists have studied the heritability of dog ownership using information from 35,035 twin pairs from the Swedish Twin Registry.

Could Electric Scooters Transform the Way We Think of Transportation?

05.04.2019 14:44 PM

There is a global rush to figure out the most efficient way to replace vehicles that run on fossil fuels under pressure to be more environmentally friendly and deal with a potential shortage of petroleum soon.

Earliest known Mariner's Astrolabe research published today to go in Guinness Book of Records

03.18.2019 09:26 AM

Guinness World Records have independently certified an astrolabe excavated from the wreck site of a Portuguese Armada Ship that was part of Vasco da Gama's second voyage to India in 1502-1503 as the oldest in the world, and have separately certified a ship's bell (dated 1498) recovered from the same wreck site also as the oldest in the world.

Solar-powered moisture harvester collects and cleans water from air

03.15.2019 09:53 AM

UT Engineers combine hydrogels that are both highly water absorbent and can release water upon heating to create unique material that captures moisture and returns it as clean water

New wheel units could bring vehicle costs down

03.15.2019 08:23 AM

Vehicles could be affordably produced for a wide variety of specialized purposes using a sophisticated wheel unit developed by researchers at the University of Waterloo.

Physicists proposed fast method for printing nanolasers from rerovskites

03.13.2019 10:36 AM

An international research team has developed a new method of synthesizing miniature light sources. It is based on a special laser which produces millions of nanolasers from a perovskite film in a few minutes. Such lasers look like small disks, work at room temperature and have an tunable emission wavelength from 550 to 800 nm.

UN warns of rising levels of toxic brine as desalination plants meet growing water needs

01.14.2019 11:08 AM

The fast-rising number of desalination plants worldwide -- now almost 16,000, with capacity concentrated in the Middle East and North Africa -- quench a growing thirst for freshwater but create a salty dilemma as well: how to deal with all the chemical-laden leftover brine.

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