Darwin Was Right about Why Insects Are Losing Ability to Fly
On the small islands that lie halfway between Antarctica and continents like Australia, almost all the insects have lost the ability to fly
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Common Liverwort Study Has Implications for Crop Manipulation
Researchers confirm a new role for a well-known plant molecule, finding that it is the precursor of the plant hormone ethylene, which has many roles in growth and development
Ice Loss Likely to Continue in Antarctica
Ice loss likely to continue in Antarctica, even if climate change is brought under control
Study: Act Now on Wildfires, Global Climate Change, Human Health
New research summarizes the enormous impacts of climate change on wildfire seasons and the sequential increased morbidity, mortality, and mental health impacts
Identifying Quality Graphene Cheaper and Faster
Currently, manufacturers can only detect the quality and properties of graphene used in a product after it has been manufactured
Researchers Develop World's Most Efficient Lithium-Sulfur Battery
Monash University researchers developed an ultra-high capacity Li-S battery that has better performance and less environmental impact than current lithium-ion products
Saving Lives Faster: Scientists Develop World-First Laser Incubator for Blood
Recent study shows that laser incubation can improve pre-transfusion testing for millions of patients undergoing blood transfusions across the world
Drones Revolutionize Ecological Monitoring
Research found that drones are much more precise at monitoring the size of seabird colonies in tropical and polar environments
Reprogramming Human Cells a Breakthrough in Disease Treatment
The research also means that the growing of whole organs from human cells in the lab may well be fast tracked
World-Class Honey Bee Facility Reveals Insights into Workings of Human Brain
Researchers reveal the way the honey bee controls aggression and form memories, which has implications for how such processes work in the human brain