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An unusually large brain may be first sign of autism as early as the first trimester in new research a brain scan - Generated with AI

An unusually large brain may be first sign of autism as early as the first trimester in new research

Bill Loguidice June 19, 2024

In a new study in the Molecular Autism journal (Springer Link), "Embryonic origin of two ASD subtypes...

New research could predict powerful solar storms The image shows a subset of extreme ultraviolet light that highlights the extremely hot material in flares.

The image shows a subset of extreme ultraviolet light that highlights the extremely hot material in flares.

New research could predict powerful solar storms

Bill Loguidice June 13, 2024

New research could predict powerful solar storms thanks to the discovery that the Sun's magnetic field originates...

New research into optimizing hydropower for both energy and the environment Keswick Dam (Image Credit: Bureau of Reclamation)

New research into optimizing hydropower for both energy and the environment

Bill Loguidice June 11, 2024

This research shows that energy-environment win-wins are possible and actionable as it relates to hydropower.

New study shows a simple blood test may predict MS In multiple sclerosis, the protective coating on the nerve fibers (myelin) is damaged and may eventually be destroyed. Depending on where the nerve damage occurs, MS can affect vision, sensation, coordination, movement, and bladder or bowel control. (Image credit: Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research)

In multiple sclerosis, the protective coating on the nerve fibers (myelin) is damaged and may eventually be destroyed. Depending on where the nerve damage occurs, MS can affect vision, sensation, coordination, movement, and bladder or bowel control. (Image credit: Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research)

New study shows a simple blood test may predict MS

Bill Loguidice June 4, 2024

In the journal, Nature Medicine, a new study, "An autoantibody signature predictive for multiple sclerosis," shows that...

The genesis and chemistry of bastnäsite and rare earth carbonates vital for tech industry shown to be extremely complex Secondary electron SEM images of the surface of calcite grains reacted with the PAAS solution at 80 °C showing the progressive replacement by REE carbonates (left: grain view, right: detailed view), after a,b) 24, c,d) 72 h, and e,f) 4 weeks.

Secondary electron SEM images of the surface of calcite grains reacted with the PAAS solution at 80 °C showing the progressive replacement by REE carbonates (left: grain view, right: detailed view), after a,b) 24, c,d) 72 h, and e,f) 4 weeks.

The genesis and chemistry of bastnäsite and rare earth carbonates vital for tech industry shown to be extremely complex

Bill Loguidice May 31, 2024

In the Wiley Open Access journal, Global Challenges, new research, "Chemical Textures on Rare Earth Carbonates: An...

New research shows life building blocks can more easily form in space primordial soup on Earth on one half of the screen and life forming in space on an asteroid on the other half of the screen - Generated with AI

primordial soup on Earth on one half of the screen and life forming in space on an asteroid on the other half of the screen - Generated with AI

New research shows life building blocks can more easily form in space

Bill Loguidice May 30, 2024

The building blocks of life can more easily form in space than Earth in new research.

New study shows that reproduction is one of the biggest energy investments an animal makes Science - Relationship between Indirect costs and Direct costs

Science - Relationship between Indirect costs and Direct costs

New study shows that reproduction is one of the biggest energy investments an animal makes

Bill Loguidice May 29, 2024

A new study in Science, Vol. 384 No. 6697, “Metabolic loads and the costs of metazoan reproduction,”...

Warm-blooded dinosaurs first roamed the Earth about 180 million years ago in new study realistic-looking Ornithischia with muted colors - Generated with AI

realistic-looking Ornithischia with muted colors - Generated with AI

Warm-blooded dinosaurs first roamed the Earth about 180 million years ago in new study

Bill Loguidice May 28, 2024

Analyzing over 1,000 fossils, climate models, and dinosaur family trees, scientists have determined that warm-blooded dinosaurs appeared...

Boredom can lead to negative behavior in new study boredom as an emotion in a woman - Generated with AI

Boredom can lead to negative behavior in new study

Bill Loguidice May 23, 2024

A study in "Motivation and Emotion" reveals that boredom can drive individuals to choose self-injurious behaviors like...

VR exercise can enhance working memory in new study Supernatural app VR Boxing for Meta Quest

VR exercise can enhance working memory in new study

Bill Loguidice May 22, 2024

Research from bioRxiv shows that exercising with virtual reality (VR) improves working memory and mood more effectively...

Obesity-related cancer found in 40% of patients in new research Burkitt lymphoma, touch prep, Wright stain

Obesity-related cancer found in 40% of patients in new research

Bill Loguidice May 21, 2024

Lund University research identified 32 types of obesity-linked cancers, doubling the previously recognized number.

Pollen is not only annoying, but can actually influence the weather in new study on impact Surface Fine Pollen forecast for May 19 2024 from NOAA Global Systems Laboratory

Surface Fine Pollen forecast for May 19 2024 from NOAA Global Systems Laboratory

Pollen is not only annoying, but can actually influence the weather in new study on impact

Bill Loguidice May 20, 2024

NOAA's research explores air quality and weather connections, particularly pollen impacts. They are developing a unique pollen...

Microevolution can be used to predict longer term evolution, new study shows Leiocephalus carinatus - Generated with AI

Microevolution can be used to predict longer term evolution, new study shows

Bill Loguidice May 15, 2024

A new study in Science reveals that evolvability—populations' rapid adaptation ability—sheds light on macroevolution influenced by fluctuating...

New research shows previously unknown way light interacts with matter nanometer scale spaces in silicon interacting with light - Generated with AI

nanometer scale spaces in silicon interacting with light - Generated with AI

New research shows previously unknown way light interacts with matter

Bill Loguidice May 14, 2024

In a recent issue of ACS Nano, researchers have discovered a previously unknown way that light interacts...

Select cases of Alzheimer’s may be linked to carrying two copies of a gene in new research a map showing 7 million older americans as dots - Generated with AI

a map showing 7 million older americans as dots - Generated with AI

Select cases of Alzheimer’s may be linked to carrying two copies of a gene in new research

Bill Loguidice May 7, 2024

The research shows that people carrying two copies of a particular gene are more likely to have...

New research shows optimal time for sitting, standing, physical activity, and sleep a healthy woman sitting, standing, performing physical activity, and sleeping - Generated with AI

a healthy woman sitting, standing, performing physical activity, and sleeping - Generated with AI

New research shows optimal time for sitting, standing, physical activity, and sleep

Bill Loguidice May 6, 2024

A new Open access study published in the journal Diabetologia found that, in a 24 hour period,...

Humans better at estimating motion of objects falling versus rising in new study a young woman watching a ball fall - Generated with AI

Humans better at estimating motion of objects falling versus rising in new study

Bill Loguidice May 3, 2024

In the Open Access Journal of Vision, a study concludes that humans are better at estimating the...

New research on coral reef health shows the importance of cucumbers a sea cucumber cleaning a coral reef - Generated with AI

New research on coral reef health shows the importance of cucumbers

Bill Loguidice May 1, 2024

The paper for Nature Communications titled, Removal of detritivore sea cucumbers from reefs increases coral disease, shows...

T. Rex not a “clever girl” in new research a Tyrannosaurus Rex fighting a crocodile - Generated with AI

T. Rex not a “clever girl” in new research

Bill Loguidice April 30, 2024

A 2022 study published in the The Journal of Comparative Neurology asserted that the Tyrannosaurus Rex, or...

New study shows effects of climate change on malaria transmission climate change, mosquitoes, and malaria - Generated with AI

New study shows effects of climate change on malaria transmission

Bill Loguidice April 26, 2024

A new study published in Nature Communications estimates the effects of temperature on the transmission of the...

Editor’s Pick

An unusually large brain may be first sign of autism as early as the first trimester in new research

New research could predict powerful solar storms

New research into optimizing hydropower for both energy and the environment

New study shows a simple blood test may predict MS

The genesis and chemistry of bastnäsite and rare earth carbonates vital for tech industry shown to be extremely complex

New research shows life building blocks can more easily form in space

New study shows that reproduction is one of the biggest energy investments an animal makes

Warm-blooded dinosaurs first roamed the Earth about 180 million years ago in new study

Boredom can lead to negative behavior in new study

VR exercise can enhance working memory in new study

Obesity-related cancer found in 40% of patients in new research

Pollen is not only annoying, but can actually influence the weather in new study on impact

Microevolution can be used to predict longer term evolution, new study shows

New research shows previously unknown way light interacts with matter

Select cases of Alzheimer’s may be linked to carrying two copies of a gene in new research

New research shows optimal time for sitting, standing, physical activity, and sleep

Humans better at estimating motion of objects falling versus rising in new study

New research on coral reef health shows the importance of cucumbers

T. Rex not a “clever girl” in new research

New study shows effects of climate change on malaria transmission

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