Science & Health

Cracking the Mosquito Genome

Mary L. Holden November 9, 2011 0

Michael Riehle, Ph.D., gives us an insight into his groundbreaking research involving malaria-resistant super mosquitoes.

Fueling the Future

Warren Mason October 25, 2011 0

Biochemist Dr. Markus Ribbe has discovered an enzyme’s ability to convert carbon monoxide into fuel. He reveals how the process works.

Da Vinci Does Robotic Surgery

Mary L. Holden September 26, 2011 0

If you plan to have a laparoscopic surgery and you hear the name da Vinci mentioned, know that a robot is in your future. Robotic surgery demonstrates a deep intimacy between humans and technology.

Researchers Discover Cancer’s Hiding Spot

Craig Taylor November 2, 2010 0

In a recent study of mice with lymphoma researchers have discovered that a small number of cancer cells escape chemotherapy by hiding in one organ.

Chemicals from Sponges Shown to Kill Cancer Cells

Craig Taylor September 2, 2010 0

Researchers race to produce a potential drug.

Ocean Creature Could Remove CO2 From Atmosphere

Craig Taylor August 11, 2010 0

Find out how this unique, efficient organism can help the environment.

Wine Molecule Linked to Aging May Boost Memory

Craig Taylor July 16, 2010 0

According to scientists, the wine molecule influences lifespan by activating a group of enzymes known as sirloins.

New Findings in Suspended Animation Could Have Significant Clinical Benefits

Craig Taylor June 14, 2010 0

The relationship between low oxygen and low temperatures may yield significant advances in medicine.

A New Sensor Could Eliminate Intrusive Glucose Testing for Diabetes Patients

Craig Taylor June 7, 2010 0

Nanotechnology in blood glucose monitoring shows promise.

NASA’s Undersea Exploration Mission Underway

Craig Taylor May 6, 2010 0

During the 14-day mission, the NEEMO 14 crew will live aboard the underwater laboratory Aquarius, and venture out on simulated spacewalks.

New Technology Allows Single Dose of Radiation Therapy for Breast Cancer Patients

Craig Taylor March 17, 2010 0

The intraoperative radiation therapy, or IORT Novac7, allows patients to receive one dose of radiation during surgery, as opposed to multiple radiation treatments over several weeks.

Ultrasound Technology Can Treat Severe Strokes

Craig Taylor March 2, 2010 0

A groundbreaking study conducted on patients with spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage shows promise.

Study Shows Gap in Public Understanding of Nanotechnology

Craig Taylor January 13, 2010 0

As the global nanotechnology industry continues to produce cutting-edge consumer products, the scientific community is leaving a key part of the U.S. public behind.

Brain Activity Can Be Manipulated Using Multiple Colors of Light

Craig Taylor January 7, 2010 0

New tools could potentially lead to new treatments for the abnormal brain activity associated with disorders such as chronic pain, epilepsy, brain injury, and Parkinson’s disease.

NASA Selects Three Solar System Candidates for Next Space Venture

Craig Taylor December 30, 2009 0

NASA has selected three proposals as candidates for the agency's next space venture to another celestial body in our solar system.

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