IN THE LAB
Managing Climate Change In Coastal Regions
Climatologists warn that both natural and human environments must be fully studied for a holistic understanding of climate change.
Fancy A Naturally Caffeine-Free Cuppa?
Armed with the sequence of the coffee genome, scientists could develop coffee varieties that are naturally caffeine-free.
How Neuronal Transmission Is Regulated
What are dendritic potentials good for if they don't cause depolarization? This study suggests an answer.
Exploiting The Valley For Next Generation Electronics
Molybdenum disulfide-based valleytronics have the potential to be the next generation of low energy electronics, scientists say.
Selectively Filtering Out Carbon Dioxide
Scientists have developed a membrane that selects for carbon dioxide while allowing air to pass through 100 times faster than existing polymers.
Wound Healing, The Salamander Way
A peptide isolated from the skin of salamanders could help mimic the rapid wound healing seen in lower animals.
Global Map To Aid Road Building
A new study shows where on Earth roads should and shouldn't be built.
Charge In Two Minutes, Use 6,000 Times
Scientists have developed a nanotube-based battery that can be charged for 6,000 cycles, extending its lifetime to twenty years.
Memory Research Aided By Technique For Tracking Protein Age
The ability to track how old a protein is could lead to a better understanding of processes such as learning and memory.
