The concept of self-driving cars is currently being received with equal parts awe and skepticism. However, a new study illustrates how the benefits may exceed
The image of a big mechanical robot speaking in monotone and moving in sluggish, methodical movements is difficult to dismiss. Soft robotics practitioners, on the other hand, envision autonomous systems
Nanoparticles are tiny structures that can transport things to specific sections of the body, such as a chemotherapy medicine to a tumor. Although such “nanomedicine”
For the first time, researchers have visually tracked the timing and location of fat storage within intact fruit fly cells in high resolution. The novel optical imaging technology developed by
Follow the pollen trail. According to findings from a climate scientist at Washington University in St. Louis, records from historical plant life indicate the true
A new entrant in the space tourism business promises tourists views of Earth's curvature from the comfort of a luxury cabin hoisted into the upper
As the 15th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP-15) approaches, international research has measured the impact of human consumption on the danger of species extinction.
According to a recent Rutgers study, as temperatures rise, predator-prey interactions will prevent species from adapting to the conditions under which they can thrive. The
A big observational study discovered that heart problems are extremely common within one month of an ischemic stroke (restricted blood flow to the brain). This
Chronic Lactate Exposure Causes Cellular Disruptions that have been linked to Cancer and T2 Diabetes
According to a new study by scientists at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, acute amounts of lactate, such as those produced during exercise, are probably required for healthy