Research & Innovation
University of Southern Denmark Claims That The Melting Sea Ice Is Actually Good For Animals
A new study suggests that Arctic animals are actually benefitting from global warming. Experts at the University of Southern Denmark acknowledge the fact that rising temperatures have placed a notable stress on species thriving in cold environment.
Happiness and Vitamin C: Rice University Study Reveasl The Antidote to Cold Symptoms [Video]
ISS Crew Cultivates Crystals In Space To Improve Drug Development On Earth
University Research Inks E-Tattoos Contro Devices With a Simple Touch
Stanford University Unveils Diamondoids And Nanowires: The Ultimate Atomic Bling
North Carolina State University Scientists Develop New Method To Make Soft Robots Move
Ghent University Study Turns Grass Into Airplane Fuel Called 'Grassoline'
University of Nebraska Research Offers Hope To Parkinson's Patients
By Chris BrandtMount Sinai School of Medicine Proves Music Therapy Helps Reduce Postoperative Pain [Video]
By Eleanor BrightStanford Study Reveals Slow And Deep Breathing Tells The Body To Relax
By Mark SpencerUniversity Research Explores The Existence Of Dark Matter, Results A Must Wait
By Khaleb Skye A. CruzUniversity Archeologists Discover 14,000 year-old Heiltsuk Settlement in British Columbia
By Francis TranceHow AI and Human Brain Union Is Leading To The Creation Of Cyborgs
By Mark SpencerProfessor At University of Colorado Boulder Explains How Mars Lost Its Water
By Khaleb Skye A. CruzUniversity Research Teams Develop New Method To Track Hazardous Chemicals In The Body
By Emily Marks
