IN THE LAB
Osteoporsis Drug To Treat Epstein-Barr Tumors
Hong Kong researchers have discovered a new immune therapeutic strategy for controlling Epstein-Barr virus-induced tumors.
An All-Purpose Glue For Wet Conditions
By incorporating DOPA into engineered mussel glue proteins, scientists have developed a glue that can be used underwater.
How Old Are The Sands Of The Sahara?
The Sahara desert is four to nine million years older than originally thought, scientists say.
Flying The Flag For Wind Energy
Scientists have developed a way to harvest energy from the fluttering motion of a flag-like generator strapped to the roof of a car.
Smartgels Are Thicker Than Water
By using microfluidics, scientists have been able to halve the amount of chemicals needed to turn liquids into gels.
What Set The Earth’s Plates In Motion?
Scientists have developed a model that explains why the Earth is the only planet in our solar system which experiences plate tectonics.
The Gift Of The Gab Is In The Genes
Scientists have identified the genes that contribute to language learning in early childhood.
New Route From Shoot To Root In Legumes
Scientists have uncovered how legumes transport cytokinins from the shoots to the roots to balance between nodulation and growth.
Dogs Can Be Pessimists Too
Using an objective and non-invasive way to assess animal welfare, researchers have found that some dogs are more optimistic than others.
