Specialists at the University of Toronto, Johns Hopkins University, and Vanderbilt University have found that specific cells move shockingly quicker in thicker liquids—think honey rather
Daylight shimmering on water brings out the rich peculiarities of fluid light collaboration, traversing spatial and transient scales. While the elements of fluids have intrigued analysts for quite a long
The improvement of rapid strobe-streak photography during the 1960s by the late MIT teacher Harold "Doc" Edgerton permitted us to picture occasions excessively quick for
A new experiment aboard the International Space Station (ISS) is studying tardigrades, tiny creatures also known as water bears due to the way they appear under a microscope. Tardigrades can
Another review shows that nickel oxide superconductors, which lead to power with no misfortune at higher temperatures than regular superconductors do, contain a kind of
Researchers from the Kessler Foundation recently examined the effectiveness of the behavioral therapy EMOPRINT for correcting facial recognition deficiencies in MS (multiple sclerosis) patients. On January
For machines with mechanical components, grating is an undeniable foe. It is a significant wellspring of administrative disappointment and can shorten the life expectancy of any hardware, from bikes and
A semiconductor is a material whose conductivity lies somewhere close to that of a guide and an encasing. This property permits semiconductors to act as
Tetrahedron-formed nanoparticles are intriguing enough without anyone else, yet under the right conditions, Rice University researchers have found they accomplish something amazing. While doing a
Compared to their neurotypical classmates, children with autism spectrum disorder are more likely to develop gastrointestinal problems such as constipation and stomach pain. Stress, anxiety, despair, and social withdrawal are