Graphene-based fabric protects against mosquitoes
Material blocks bites and chemicals that attract biting insects
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Material blocks bites and chemicals that attract biting insects
Read article: Graphene-based fabric protects against mosquitoes
Fernando Fabián Rosales-Ortega explains how budget cuts in Mexico are impacting science
Read article: The personal impact of Mexico’s budget crisis
Black River tree rings reveal growth conditions over 2624 years
Read article: Bald cypress trees extend climate record in eastern US
New technique monitors changes in seismic velocity
Read article: Noisy freight trains could help predict California earthquakes
Multi-component tissue scaffolds with fine structural detail are now possible, offering unprecedented control over cellular development
Read article: Quick-gelling inks allow high-resolution bioprinting
Martin Jones describes how instrument scientists like him are developing systems and techniques to help biomedical researchers get the most out of experimental data
Read article: Novel microscopy techniques find needles in ‘big data’ haystacks
Model homes-in on connection between dark matter and star formation
Read article: Simulation of eight million ‘mock universes’ sheds light on galaxy evolution
Decelerated breathing at six breaths per minute has a strong influence on heart rate variability and cortical activity
Read article: Can decelerated breathing confer health benefits?
The planet is warming faster than ever, worldwide. Scientists know this unique climate change is not caused by nature. But they checked again, to be certain
Read article: Unique climate change has no natural cause
With significant advances occurring in placental MRI, the time is now ripe for systematic and detailed MRI scans of the placenta in pregnancy
Read article: Is it time to get serious about the placenta?