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Splitting Hydrogen With Nanowire Mesh
Taking a leaf out of the paper industry, researchers have developed a nanotechnology-based system that uses light to split water.
Thirty New Spiders Discovered At Xishuangbanna, China
A paper describes 30 new spider species discovered at Xishuangbanna, bringing the total number discovered since 2006 to 250.
Leptin Links Obesity To High Blood Pressure
A study in mice has revealed that the appetite regulating hormone leptin is necessary for obesity-induced high blood pressure.
Fancy A Game Of Conference Bingo?
Conferences are an important way of transmitting the latest scientific information, but they can be fun too. Try checking these off at your next conference!
How To Make Zebrafish Switch Sex
Scientists have found that the number of primordial germ cells regulates the gonadal switch in zebrafish.
Optogenetics Reveals Memory Formation Clues
Understanding the formation of fearful memories could lead to better treatments for conditions such as anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder.
An Alternative Way To Knock-In Genes
Exploiting an alternative repair mechanism, researchers have developed a gene editing technique that can be used in vivo.
Precise Control Over Nanoparticle Cluster Formation
The ability to control the size and composition of nanoparticle clusters paves the way for their manufacture and application.
The Cancer-Like Metabolism Of The Retina
Like cancer cells, the retina produces energy using pyruvate rather than lactic acid as in most normal cells.
