Fish-Inspired Robots Invented to Secretly Retrieve Water Samples

Medicine & Technology Feb 27, 2021

Fish-inspired robots including catfish Charlie were invented to secretly collect water samples. They are mostly unmanned underwater vehicles controlled through a line-of-sight handset.

Study Explains Wheezing Noises and the Mechanism Behind It

Feb 26, 2021

Science experts don't understand why wheezing occurs, but a study used a combined modeling and high-resolution video in an attempt to shed some light on the mechanisms of wheezing sound.

Knowing These 5 Important Medical Facts Might Save Your Life

Feb 26, 2021

The latest scientific discoveries on medicine and health reveal 5 things to live a healthy life.

Rare Australian Native Bee Rediscovered A Century After, Only Six Currently Found

Feb 26, 2021

A rare Australian native bee species have been discovered a century after, although the discoverers say there is increasing pressure for these bees to survive.

Powerful Capabilities of the Webb Space Telescope of NASA Revealed

Feb 26, 2021

Early observations with this Webb Telescope will exhibit its capability of distinguishing the stars' individual light in the local universe making the most of the powerful capabilities of such a device.

Researchers Develop New Technique to Switch Gens ‘On’ and ‘Off’

Feb 26, 2021

Researchers developed a new technique to extend the efficiency of a pair of promising molecular tools, attached biological nanobodies to the DNA editing tool also known as CRISPR.

Is a 3rd COVID-19 Vaccine Dose Necessary? Pfizer Studying Its Benefits

Feb 25, 2021

Pfizer announced it is studying the benefits of a 3rd shot of its COVID-19 vaccine.

Severe COVID-19 Infection Could Lead to Hair Loss

Feb 25, 2021

Hair loss after COVID-19 infection could continue up to nine months, which could even worsen because of stress.

Research Shows Rich Soil Disappearing on Farms in the Midwest

Feb 25, 2021

According to scientists, the most fertile topsoil is totally gone from one-third of the entire land allotted to growing crops throughout the upper Midwest.

3 Health Conditions Resulting from Taking Too Much Vitamin D

Feb 25, 2021

Vitamin D toxicity or hypervitaminosis D can posture various health conditions. Three of these include hypercalcemia, poor bone health, and nephrocalcinosis.

Like Humans, Moths Prefer Dim Red Light for a Romantic Night

Feb 24, 2021

Typically, humans dim the light and have the red light turned on for a romantic night with their partner, and moths happen to do the same in the circumstances like this.

How to Grow Artificial Hair Successfully? Use Simple Physics

Feb 24, 2021

Through the use of simple physics, Princeton University researchers were able to develop and grow artificial hair, transforming old series of engineering conflicts into a solution for manufacturing.

Displaying Intelligence, Single-Cell Slime Mold Can Remember Food Locations

Feb 24, 2021

Researchers have discovered the basis for developing memories in what's identified as Physarum polycephalum slime mold, despite the absence of its nervous system.

Studies Show That California COVID-19 Variant More Infectious Than Earlier Strains

Feb 23, 2021

Scientists discovered that the California strain had transmitted fast in San Francisco's neighborhood during the past couple of months.

Giving Students More Positive Boost Lessens Unruly Classroom Behavior

Feb 23, 2021

Research shows that offering students a more positive boost not just lessens the unruly classroom behavior of students but can also enhance their social and academic outcomes.