Researchers have discovered that the world's glaciers contain less ice than previously assumed
The results of research on glacier speed and depth have changed the prognosis for freshwater supply and sea level rise.
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Men and women have distinct strengths, according to a study
Men score more on cognitive-related things and emotional control, while women score higher on compassion-related items and self-reflection.
A unique on-off switch that may be used for a variety of purposes, including preventing bacterial development
Researchers have found an antitoxin mechanism that seems to be capable of neutralizing hundreds of different toxins and might protect bacteria against viral…
By 2100, Europe's most important marine species will have been reduced to "a fraction" of their present number
According to a recent UBC research, almost a quarter of Europe’s 20 most heavily fished marine species would be under acute stress by 2100 if nothing…
Gabon gives a roadmap for ocean protection
Experts suggest Gabon’s network of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) serves as a model that might be replicated in many other nations.
To enhance biofuel research, scientists construct bioreactors and modify microbes
The School of Biosciences at the University of Kent has developed and manufactured equipment that can be used to research bacterial biofuel generation…
New radar technology captures data. Antarctic glaciers are melting at a rate never seen before
A researcher warns that unprecedented mass loss from three Antarctic glaciers might herald global climate danger ahead.
More stimulus is required for intelligent parrots
The results might be applied to other intelligent animals held in captivity. According to a recent research, the smarter the...
Gorillas can distinguish between human and non-human sounds
Strangers elicit a different response from apes than those they know and like. The first research to indicate that gorillas...
Human consciousness, animal consciousness, and artificial intelligence
This phenomena may now be studied experimentally thanks to a new theory of consciousness. It’s not only in people.
With incredible precision, a new holographic camera perceives the unseen
The device can see around corners and through mediums that scatter light, such as fog and human tissue.
Bridging the gap between optics and electronics
The optical and electrical worlds collide in a new spatial light modulator. A simple spatial light modulator comprised of gold...