Ron Jefferson

Hospitalization During COVID-19 Pandemic in US Linked to Antimicrobial Resistance Increase

04.26.2022 05:15 AM

A comprehensive study of hospitalizations in the US during the COVID pandemic revealed an alarming surge of antibiotic-resistant infection cases. Learn more about the association between the coronavirus pandemic and the increase in antimicrobial resistance.

First Air-One 'Vertiport' Unveiled in the UK for eVTOL Transport, Urban-Air Adding Over 200 Sites by 2027

04.26.2022 04:30 AM

Urban-Air opened the world's first all-green airport terminal that caters strictly to eVTOL vehicles. Learn more about the Air-One 'vertiport' in Coventry.

Fungus Protein Can Infiltrate Genetic Protection of Plants, Makes Victims Rot and Wither

04.25.2022 12:00 PM

Experts recently discovered the factor that pushes white stem mold to kill plants and cause outbreaks. Read more about the protein and how it works against the genetic protection that evolved with plants

Burial Tombs May Be Clues of Forgotten Nubian Civilization Unearthed in Nile Archaeological Site

04.25.2022 09:30 AM

Experts summarize what had been found in Nile's Tombos archaeological site for more than two decades of ancient Sudan research, Read more about the forgotten civilization of Nubia.

More Powerful Supercontiuum Light Possible Through Novel Optical Fiber Solution

04.25.2022 08:30 AM

Experts developed a new way to exceed the current limits of supercontinuum light sources. Read more about how the novel optical fiber works.

Food Resources Might Completely Be Wiped Out in 27 Years, Affecting Humans Faster Than Climate Change

04.25.2022 05:32 AM

Recent estimates suggest that our planet will stop providing food after 27 years. Read more about this theory and the factors that induce the threatening global crisis.

Small Quadruped Robot "SQuRo" Developed to Mimic Agility of Rats, Can Carry Objects as Heavy as Its Own Weight

04.25.2022 05:15 AM

Chinese scholars recently developed a small quadruped machine that was based on biological rats. Learn more about what "SQuRo" can do.

NASA, SpaceX Ax-1 Crew Undocking Delayed Due to Bad Weather, Departure Expected on Sunday

04.24.2022 09:10 AM

Axiom Mission 1's departure from ISS is postponed to Sunday. Read more about the undocking details and other updates on NASA and SpaceX's upcoming missions this month.

New Nano-Based Reversible Vasectomy Operation Developed Using Ultrasound Waves to Revert Contraception

04.24.2022 07:27 AM

Medical scientists from China developed a new reversible vasectomy operation that includes only one injection. Read more about the technique and how it works.

WHO Confirms New Ebola Outbreak in DRC; First Patient in Mbandaka Dies of Illness

04.24.2022 03:46 AM

WHO announces a new Ebola outbreak in Central Africa's Equateur Province. Learn more about the first detected case and the efforts being relayed by DRC's health authorities against the spread.

Harvard Astronomy Expert Suspects Extraterrestrial Tech Crashed to Pacific, Develops a Search Party to Find Interstellar Meteor

04.22.2022 11:50 AM

Harvard's Avi Loeb forms a search party to recover a suspected interstellar technology that crashed into the Pacific Ocean. Read more about Loeb's mission and the details about the meteor in question.

Flying Dinosaur Pterosaurs Confirmed with Feathers, Strands Full of Colors

04.22.2022 11:30 AM

A new study unearthed remains of a pterosaur that holds an answer to whether flying dinosaurs had feathers. Read more about the dinosaur from Brazil, and how it fits as the missing link between flying dinosaurs and modern-day birds.

Breakthrough Study Reveals How Meningitis Spreads Through Fungal Infection, Block and Damage Blood Vessels

04.22.2022 09:50 AM

A comprehensive study on meningitis showed how the condition is induced by a fungal infection. Read more about how meningitis is initiated by deadly microbes.

Post-Stroke Protection for Brain Through Calming Overstimulated Neurons Found Effective

04.22.2022 09:34 AM

Experts revived the long-forgotten post-stroke solution that calms overexcited neurons. Read more about how this type of excitotoxicity works in patients who experienced a stroke.

Physical Theory Explains How Time is Non-Existent, Irrelevant to Our Lives

04.22.2022 02:25 AM

Experts discuss how theories on time evolved through the history of physical studies. Read more about a new theory that suggests how the absence of time affects our lives.

Primary Progressive Aphasia in Brain's Language Functions Found Cause of Five Diseases

04.20.2022 09:30 AM

Northwestern Medicine carried out an investigation over neurological diseases that target the brain's language functions. Read on to know what the experts found about between the language-related impairment and the brain diseases that initiate it.

Experts Weigh Benefits and Disadvantages of Plant-Based Fake Meats

04.20.2022 08:30 AM

Food and nutrition specialists discuss the basic pros and cons of fake meats. Read more about how scientists view meat alternatives such as Impossible and Beyond foods.

Why Homeless Mortality Rate in America Doubled During Pandemic

04.20.2022 07:30 AM

The US faces a new challenge, as the death rate of homeless populations increased over the past few years of the pandemic. Read more about a portion of the homeless mortality rate carried out in California.

Salt-Adjusting Chopsticks with Electric Simulation Developed in Japan for Low-Sodium Intake

04.20.2022 03:58 AM

Japanese scholars recently developed a solution that could help high-sodium patients to eat foods with the same taste as normal choices. Read more about the innovative salt-adjusting device and its efficacy.

Bizarre Liver Disease Outbreak in Kids Now Detected in Children Population of US and EU, WHO Says

04.20.2022 03:00 AM

WHO announced that the uncommon outbreak of hepatitis in children have reached the US and countries of EU. Read more about the bizarre spread of liver disease and its impact to kids.

Algorithm Developed to Block Smart Devices from Spying, Giving Unsolicited Creepy Ads

04.19.2022 09:30 AM

Columbia University recently developed an algorithm that could protect our privacy from AI. Read on how the technique works against invasive smart device microphones and creepy personalized ads.

Histotripsy: Non-Invasive Liver Cancer Treatment by Sound Waves Developed

04.19.2022 08:30 AM

A new study was able to remove tumors from mice subjects with liver cancer through projected ultrasounds. Read more about this new, non-invasive tumor removal operation that uses sound waves.

Chronic Vaping Linked to Inflammatory Health of Multiple Organs, E-Cigarette Flavors Influence Effects

04.19.2022 05:00 AM

UCSD experts conducted the first-ever study on the effects of chronic JUUL usage on inflammatory health. Read more about the impacts of vaping on the heart, lungs, colon, and brain.

Dinosaur 'Ollie' From Outback Queensland Site Confirmed as Australia's Tiniest Sauropod

04.19.2022 04:00 AM

Experts confirmed that the Ollie is indeed the smallest dinosaur even discovered in Australia. Read more about the plant-eating dinosaur.

US Navy Completes Historic Demonstration of New Tactical Laser-Based Weapon System, Works Against Missiles and Drones

04.19.2022 03:04 AM

The US Navy successfully tested their first all-electric weapon by taking down an unmanned drone on the flight. Read more about the high-powered the laser beam system.

Slimmer Red Giants Identified on Milky Way, Proves Weight Loss in Bigger Stars

04.18.2022 10:30 AM

A new astronomical study identifies over 40 red giants that are slimmer than the normal ones. Read more about the slimmer red giants and how they form.

Rare, Endangered North Atlantic Right Whales Spotted in Cape Cod; Preservation Efforts Still at Work

04.18.2022 09:30 AM

Experts from New England's CCS crew spots rare appearances of the North Atlantic right whales in Cape Cod. Read more about the status of Earth's third-largest living marine mammal.

Honeybee Flight Depends on Ground Distance, Mirrored Surface Disorients Altitude

04.18.2022 08:00 AM

Experts found new evidence on how honeybees fly and keep their altitudes. Read more about the findings that were first examined back in the 1960s.

Hypersonic Flight Race: NASA, ANL Develops Aircraft Engine Simulation Using AI and Machine Learning

04.18.2022 04:05 AM

The hype on air flights that surpass the speed of sound becomes more and more interesting. Read more about this new hypersonic flight simulation by NASA, which uses AI-based and machine learning computations.

Experts to Open Notre Dame Paris Sarcophagus Discovered During Post-Fire Restoration Works

04.18.2022 03:29 AM

French archaeological specialists will soon open the sarcophagus that was collected right beneath Notre Dame. Read more about the new discovery in Paris.