IN THE LAB
Singapore Corals Likely To Survive Sea Level Rise
Singapore's corals are likely to be resilient to rising sea levels, scientists find.
Scientists Find Gene Set Linked To Coral Bleaching
Warmer waters induce changes in the expression of 292 genes in the symbiotic sea anemone Exaiptasia diaphana, with implications for coral bleaching.
Teleporting Quantum Information In A Diamond
Researchers in Japan have made use of nitrogen-vacancy defects to teleport quantum information within a diamond.
Electric Eel Inspires Novel Nanogenerator
Chinese scientists took a cue from electric eels to develop bionic stretchable nanogenerators that can be used underwater.
Starve & Squeeze To Keep Egg Cell Supply Fresh
Researchers in Japan have shown that reduced oxygen and mechanical compression play roles in achieving and maintaining a dormant state in mouse egg cells.
Machine Learning Spots Bat Species Likely To Spread Nipah
Scientists have developed a machine learning model that predicts which bat species have the potential to spread the deadly Nipah virus in India.
How Pluto And Other Trans-Neptune Objects Formed
Computer simulations modeling the formation of trans-Neptunian objects could help us understand how the entire Solar System came about.
Detecting Alzheimer’s Disease With A Blood Drop
Researchers in Singapore have developed a diagnostic kit that could help diagnose Alzheimer’s disease using a simple blood test.
To Chill, Just Squeeze
Scientists in Japan have developed a new type of refrigeration that generates a liquid-to-gas transition when a nanosponge is squeezed.
