Immune System Can Detect Disease during Pregnancy
Better understanding of the normal development of a woman's immune system during pregnancy can offer diagnostic possibilities
Articles by Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Measures to Improve Gender Balance Are Working
Long-term recruitment measures work, but require a sustained commitment for success
New Ultrahigh Material Efficient, Low-Cost Solar Cells—Using Nanowires
New method of using gallium arsenide (GaAs) material in a very effective way through nanostructuring
Study: Bioplastics No Safer Than Other Plastics
Bioplastics may not be produced from oil, but that's about the only benefit, researchers say
Why Writing by Hand Makes Kids Smarter
Writing by hand creates much more activity in the sensorimotor parts of the brain, researchers found
Robo-Turtles in Fish Farms Reduce Fish Stress
Underwater surveillance never looked this cute
Existing Drugs May Offer a First-Line Treatment for Coronavirus Outbreak
Broad-spectrum antiviral agents could be a possible quick response to the potential COVID-19 pandemic
Trees Struggle When Forests Become Too Small
Fragmented forests a problem for spreading seeds, supporting diversity
Smoking HIV out of Dormancy
A newly discovered mechanism allows the immune system to detect and respond to HIV
If the World Can Capture Carbon, There's Capacity to Store It
Humankind will need to harness carbon capture and storage technologies to help keep global warming to 2 degrees C or less; new research shows that there's plenty of room to store captured CO2—in offshore geologic rock formations