Nitrogen Runoff is Decreasing the Quality of Waterways Across U.S.

Medicine & Technology Apr 26, 2019

Excessive nitrogen washed into waterways can lead to algal blooms or the low-oxygen dead zones.

Urge to Binge-Eat Dissected by a Scientists

Apr 26, 2019

Humans are wired with the drive to overeat and it does not help that unhealthy food is usually within reach.

Tiny "Platypus of the Crab World" Fossil Found in Columbia and U.S.

Apr 25, 2019

A Yale paleontologist has announced the discovery of over 100 exceptionally well-preserved specimens of various crab species.

China Announced Plans to Claim the Moon's South Pole for Their Research Station

Apr 25, 2019

TARGET ACQUIRED: China has stated that they have plans to build a research station in the region of the Moon's south pole.

Biologist Unlocks the Mystery Behind Bright Blue Halos Around Coral Reefs

Apr 25, 2019

Healthy coral reefs would have bright blue halos that can be seen from aerial views.

Taiwan Introduces New Formulation of Reinforced Concrete

Apr 25, 2019

Most residential buildings are built with traditional reinforced concrete which are limited to rise up to 27 floors only.

Democratic Resettlement Community in Namibia Uses Sand-Filled Bottles For Construction

Apr 25, 2019

The Democratic Resettlement Community (DRC) found a way to provide proper structures for the settlers.

Scientists Used Bacteria to Make Synthetic Mother-of-Pearl

Apr 25, 2019

A biologist from Rochester has developed an innovative method to create nacre in the laboratory

Scientists to Improve "Longevity Gene" Efficiency in Battling the Aging Process

Apr 24, 2019

Researchers from the University Of Rochester have found evidence that the mystery of longevity could be unlocked by the arrangement of one's genes.

Sunbathing Lizards in the Caribbean Evolve Slower than Mainland Lizards

Apr 24, 2019

Researchers found that there is much slower evolution on the island than on the mainland for anole lizards. Here's why:

Designed to be Environmentally-Friendly, Speed Art Museum Earns LEED Gold ® Certification

Apr 24, 2019

World-renowned architect Kulapat Yantrasast designed the new Speed Art Museum to be highly sustainable in every sense.

How Some Dietary Supplements Could Harm Your Body

Apr 23, 2019

Supplements may contain an active ingredient that could have a strong biological effect on an individual.

Recent Study Shows Alarming Rate For Greenland Glaciers Melting

Apr 23, 2019

Currently, more advanced satellites, sophisticated climate models, and weather stations have aided in collecting a more precise data on the measurement of the melting glaciers.

Astronauts Anticipating Interior Designed Room in Spacecrafts in the Name of Health

Apr 23, 2019

Scientists are lobbying the idea that spacecraft designers should look into improving the interior design of the astronauts' home away from home.

Peru 2017 Housing Proposal Gets Another Wave of Attention from Dezeen Two Years Later

Apr 23, 2019

Will this second wave of attention set the wheels of the project in motion?