Status Matters - Even In The Amazon

Status Matters - Even In The Amazon

"Keeping up with the Joneses" is a colloquialism for developing world desire to have the same or better status in society than peers. If someone gets a new car, you get a new car. In some people,…
Teenage Depression: Girls Impacted Most

Teenage Depression: Girls Impacted Most

Adolescence is often a turbulent time for both genders, marked by biological changes and substantially increased rates of depressive symptoms. But girls seem to take it a lot harder and a new paper…
Climate Change: Boy Babies Impacted Most?

Climate Change: Boy Babies Impacted Most?

Image: Genetic Literacy Project By Tabitha M. Powledge, Genetic Literacy Project Around the world, average temperatures have increased 0.69°C in the past century. In Japan, temperatures have…
Kano Computer: In A Word, Wow!

Kano Computer: In A Word, Wow!

I've lost count of how many computers I've built over the years, but I think it is safe to say that the Kano Computer was the easiest build ever. So simple a child could do it. Kano founders, Yonatan…
Cyborg Bacteria Can Defeat Bioterrorism

Cyborg Bacteria Can Defeat Bioterrorism

The 21st century promises to bring a kind of science warfare only dreamed about in science fiction. Already it's become clear that it is possible to paralyze a large chunk of America and get…
Universal Screening For Superbugs Too Costly

Universal Screening For Superbugs Too Costly

Though numerous experts and policy makers have called for hospitals to screen patients for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections and isolate anyone testing positive to prevent…
A ‘Virological Penicillin’?

A ‘Virological Penicillin’?

Alerted by an announcement in several British newspapers, for example Honeysuckle tea could fight flu, Boiling honeysuckle releases molecule which can help fight influenza virus, study suggests, I…
Addiction Changes the Way We Learn

Addiction Changes the Way We Learn

When I look at my children at play, I am fascinated by the ways in which they learn. Learning is a brain event and there are times I imagine I can almost see my kids’ brains working and developing as…
My Planet from Space So Beautiful and Fragile

My Planet from Space So Beautiful and Fragile

On the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of European collaboration in space, the Palazzo delle Esposizioni, located in Rome, hosts the exhibition “My Planet from Space: Fragility and Beauty”.…
Peptide Mimic: A Universal Ebola Drug Target

Peptide Mimic: A Universal Ebola Drug Target

Researchers have created a molecule known as a peptide mimic that displays a functionally critical region of the virus that is universally conserved in all known species of Ebola. This new tool…
Sugar Implicated In Memory Problems

Sugar Implicated In Memory Problems

Using rats as model subjects, scientists have found that adolescents were at an increased risk of suffering negative health effects from sugar-sweetened beverage consumption. Adolescent rats that…
Cancer Might Grow Faster At Night

Cancer Might Grow Faster At Night

It's not a movie about zombies, but it's a Halloween nightmare - at night while we sleep unaware, something deadly grows and spreads quickly. In a surprise finding, Weizmann Institute of…
Live And Let-7: Autophagy And Cell Survival

Live And Let-7: Autophagy And Cell Survival

A microRNA molecule has been tagged as a surprisingly crucial player in managing cell survival and growth. The findings underscore the emerging recognition that non-coding RNAs – small molecules that…
Transport, Trade And Travel

Transport, Trade And Travel

was the title of a history book I had as a boy.  Good things, in their way — without them, I wouldn’t be able to sit here talking to you all and meeting some very interesting people online.…