Water is Split by Artificial Enzyme
Around 3 billion years ago, an enzyme appeared that would drastically alter the chemical composition of our planet and set in motion an unprecedented surge…
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How Small Bubbles Result in More Effective Catalysts
A catalyst is a substance that accelerates or reduces the temperature or pressure required to initiate a chemical reaction without being consumed in the process.…
People with a History of Depression may Find Mindfulness Helpful in Managing their Memories of the Past
As much as thinking back on recollections of past occasions might make us happy and pleased, doing so can also trigger difficult-to-control thoughts and feelings.…
Researchers Create Eye Tissue using 3D Bioprinting
Scientists created eye tissue using patient stem cells and 3D bioprinting, which will help them understand the mechanisms of blinding diseases. The National Eye Institute…
Ruthenium Phosphate’s Metal-to-Insulator Transition’s Mechanism Revealed: A New Perspective on Solids
A team from Nagoya University in Japan has found a previously unidentified variety of ruthenium phosphide that, when cooled, has a unique arrangement of atoms…
A New Laser-based Technique to Further Hydrogen Research
The advancement could result in more environmentally friendly rocket fuels. Researchers have created an analytical instrument that uses an ultrafast laser to precisely measure the…
Teenagers Who Lack Sleep Require More Than Just More Time To Sleep
In my previous post, I (Joseph A. Buckhalt Ph.D.) discussed the importance of sleep regularity and consistency in wake-up and bedtimes from night to night.…
NASA Describes Martian Frost and Ice in Winter Using Photographs
NASA has published a Martian weather report that includes images of the ice terrain of the Red Planet. Despite not being associated with snowy landscapes,…
What we Reveal about Ourselves as a Result of Voice Technology
In our interactions with technology, the shift from manual to oral communication can have an impact on what consumers reveal about themselves. A new Journal…
A New Analytical Method Might Improve the Sensitivity of Large Telescopes
At the Simons Observatory in Northern Chile, some of the largest and most advanced telescopes ever manufactured are now being built. They are made to…
Some Guts are more efficient than others at Absorbing Energy
According to new research from the University of Copenhagen, a subset of the Danish population has gut microbes that extract more energy from food than…
Mediterranean Diet has been linked to a Lower Risk of Preeclampsia
Preeclampsia is a leading cause of maternal death in the United States, and its prevalence is rising in comparison to other developed countries. It can…
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