Researchers Discover a Breakthrough With Animal Studies That Has the Potential to Prevent Alzheimer's
The University of Calgary has made an exciting breakthrough with the potential to prevent and reverse the effects of Alzheimer's.
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Key Ingredient in Coronavirus Tests Comes From Yellowstone's Heated Pools
Inside a small cyanobacteria found on the hot springs of Yellowstone National Park is the key component to the COVID-19 test process.
After Decades of Work, Scientists Have Mapped the Entire Surface of the Moon for the First Time
After decades of collaboration and research, the detailed new mapping is available for the public to download for free in incredible detail.
Map Lets You See How Your Hometown has Moved Across 750 Million Years of Continental Drift
The Ancient Earth interactive map allows you to see where your hometown has moved through the process of Plate Tectonics spanning 750M years.
Trust in Science Has Actually Shot Up Around the World as a Result of Pandemic, Says New Poll
Trust in science has been soaring since the beginning of the pandemic, according to widespread pollings by 3M in nations around the world.
Natural Organisms in Soil Can Power Lights With This Bio Battery, Which May Be World's Most Disruptive Technology
A biotech startup from Spain is making batteries that can power lights, music, and screens by using electrcity generated from soil microbes.
Scientists Are Creating Waterproof Surfaces Based on Nature That Will Repel Bacteria Too
Scientists are inventing waterproof surfaces based on nature that would also repel bacteria and viruses that spread in moisture.
World's Largest Seagrass Restoration Project is a Virginia Success, Planting 600 Acres That Grow to Become 9,000
Off the coast of Virginia the world's largest seagrass meadow restoration project creates 9,000 acres of habitat in 20 years.
One-Armed Drummer is Now 'World's Fastest' Thanks to a New Limb That Makes Him Super Able
Jason Barnes the Bionic Drummer is helping to develop mind-reading robot prosthetics that will allow amputees to play music again
14-Year-Old Girl Wins $25,000 For a Scientific Breakthrough That Could Lead to COVID-19 Cure
Anika Chebrolu has won the prestigious 2020 3M Young Scientist Challenge for her research that could lead to an effective COVID-19 treatment.
Breakthrough 3D Solar Panel Design Increases Light Absorption By 125% - A Potential Game-Changer
The University of York has increased the ability of solar panels to absorb light by a stunning 125 percent using a checkerboard design.
Underwater Roomba-Like Robots Helping Humans Will Never Run Out of Power Thanks to New Mobile Docking Station
Autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) can now return to mobile docking stations to recharge batteries, thanks to new Purdue U. research.
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