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A Clothing Cool Down
Stanford researchers have engineered a new polyethylene-based textile that is able to keep the body cooler than any currently available fabric.
Caroline Ayinon
January 22, 2017
Stanford researchers have engineered a new polyethylene-based textile that is able to keep the body cooler than any currently available fabric.
With antibiotic resistance on the rise, researchers are frantically searching for ways to counter new bacterial “superbugs.” Instead of looking for new state-of-the-art solutions, researchers
The human digestive tract is a thriving ecosystem, teeming with life and activity. On an intellectual level, many of us know this, even if it
A research team at the University of Exeter has developed a new way to produce graphene that could allow for the creation of electronic skin.
Through both observational and genetic methods, Teresa Feo in the department of ecology and evolutionary biology has determined that two populations of Bahama hummingbirds, previously believed to belong to the same species, are actually two distinct species.
Using new satellite technology, scientists found a way to map the ocean floor with never-before-seen details. Now, the public has access to a 3D, interactive map of the seafloor, and scientists have access to a wealth of information that will advance their work in various fields.
Identical twins share exactly the same genome, and are usually raised under the same conditions during the early parts of their lives. Thus, it is
Scientists have discovered a physiological basis for ballet dancers’ ability to avoid the effects of dizziness.