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Plankton Pumping Iron May Impact ClimateAs plankton munch on the mineral, they may contribute to cooling the climate.
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Nanoporous Carbon Materials Raise Chances of Surviving SepsisThe new materials improve filtration of the deadly cytokines that cause sepsis.
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Tracking Telomeres to the EdgeResearchers track the protective caps to learn more about how they function after cell division.
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Silicon Alternative Could Bring Faster, More Compact CircuitsInGaAs transistors could speed up and lighten up our technology.
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New Kiln Advances Science of Thermally Modified Wood ProductsThe research-sized kiln promises to further research in the new thermal modification technology.
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A Different Kind of BigFoot, Free and OnlineThis software works with a scanner to help diagnose and manage various medical conditions, including diabetes.
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Nature's Antifreeze May Hold Key to Tissue PreservationScientists at NYU make progress on long-term freezing of biological materials with this finding.
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Unanchored Open-Ocean Fish Farm an Unfettered SuccessFish thrive in the Velella Project Beta-trial testing a drifting fish pen concept.
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Worm Regeneration May Lend A Hand in Human HealingBy studying how planarians re-form scientists may move one step closer to replacing human tissue and cells.
