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Agriculture

Climate Change Is Negatively Affecting Banana Cultivation Worldwide

By Jeffrey Rumbaugh on November 5, 2019

Climate change might negatively affect banana cultivation some of the world's most important producing and exporting countries, and a study has revealed. Bananas are recognized...

Scientists Have Found a Method to Water Proofing Mechanisms in Plants

By Jeffrey Rumbaugh on November 5, 2019

Scientists at Utrecht University have found how some plants can shortly detect that they're underwater when flooded, and initiate processes that prevent them from drowning....

Biotech

Dicyemids – Complex Parasite with Simple Life

By Thelma Spencer on December 4, 2019

Dicyemids, microscopic parasites, including 30 cells, are in-between creatures. With their basic three-part body plan, they're more complicated than single-celled protozoans but considerably much less...

Wound Healing Tissue of Mucus Can Be Used as A Solution to AIDS

By Thelma Spencer on November 29, 2019

Wound therapeutic occasions in mucous tissues throughout early infection by Simian Immunodeficiency Virus, or SIV, guard some primate species in opposition to growing AIDS, current...

Filaments Structuring DNA Comes Under Microscope

By Thelma Spencer on November 29, 2019

They play a number one position, not solely in muscle cells. Actin filaments are some of the considerable proteins in all mammalian cells. The filigree...

Argonne Scientists Have Found New Method to Coat High-Enriched Uranium

By Thelma Spencer on November 5, 2019

Argonne scientists have found a new alternative to coat nuclear materials that support efforts to reduce the use of high-enriched uranium. Researchers on the U.S....

Streamflow Variability Due to Climate Change Is Affecting Survival of Salamanders

By Thelma Spencer on November 5, 2019

New research from the University of Montana means that streamflow variability introduced on by climate change will negatively affect the survival of salamanders. UM, biology...

A crew led by Cornell University physics professors Itai Cohen and Paul McEuen is utilizing the binding power of magnets to design self-assembling techniques that…

Ecology

The Reason Behind Iran Conflict

By Thelma Spencer on January 9, 2020

If Iran and the US go to warfare, nobody will win on this battle. Not the US, not Iran, and positively not Iraq, which has...

Improving The Way of Forecasting Tsunamis and Earthquakes

By Eric Kiely on November 29, 2019

University of South Florida geoscientists has efficiently developed and examined a brand new excessive-tech shallow water buoy that may detect the small actions and modifications...

Climate Changes in Samoa Is a Challenge for Western Perceptions On Climate

By Eric Kiely on November 29, 2019

The resilience of Samoan communities within the face of climate change is offering a blueprint for different nations to observe, in line with Samoa and...

WMO announces Concentration of Greenhouse Gases Reaches New High

By Eric Kiely on November 29, 2019

This week, the UN World Meteorological Organization declared that concentrations of greenhouse gases in the environment had reached yet another high. This ongoing development is...

Researchers Use Undersea Fiber-Optic Cables to Make Superb Seismic Network

By Eric Kiely on November 29, 2019

Fiber-optic cables that constitute a world undersea telecommunications network may one-day help scientists research offshore earthquakes and the geologic structures hidden deep underneath the ocean...

Science

Crater Discovered Under Volcanic Plateau in Los

By Thomas Wilcox on January 14, 2020

Earth has had many run-ins with area rocks. They’ve triggered the demise of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago, lit up daytime skies over Russia...

Stereopsis Is Cuttlefish’s Weapon to Strike the Prey Stereopsis Is Cuttlefish's Weapon to Strike the Prey

Stereopsis Is Cuttlefish’s Weapon to Strike the Prey

By Thomas Wilcox on January 10, 2020

Cephalopods are visually pushed hunters, with famed cognitive and camouflage talents and a mind so dissimilar from ours that the underlying logic stays to be...

Atlas V and Boeing’s 1st Starliner Both Are Prepared for The Launch Atlas V and Boeing's 1st Starliner Both Are Prepared for The Launch

Atlas V and Boeing’s 1st Starliner Both Are Prepared for The Launch

By Thelma Spencer on December 19, 2019

Boeing's Starliner astronaut taxi is on the launch pad. The United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket carrying Starliner rolled out to the pad at...

Researchers Use Binding Power of Magnets to Design Self Assembling Systems

By Thomas Wilcox on November 29, 2019

A crew led by Cornell University physics professors Itai Cohen and Paul McEuen is utilizing the binding power of magnets to design self-assembling techniques that...

Tourist Cruise Ships Main Reason of Deteriorating Wellbeing of Antarctica

By Thomas Wilcox on November 29, 2019

Throughout Half Moon Island, off the Antarctic Peninsula, blocks of ice of all sizes float by on a calm sea, their various forms resembling weightless...

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Researchers Use Binding Power of Magnets to Design Self Assembling Systems