One More Prize For Fabrizio Tamburini

One More Prize For Fabrizio Tamburini

Fabrizio Tamburini, the Italian researcher who has discovered an innovative way to multiply the transmission of electromagnetic signals by exploiting the vorticity of photons, has received last…
Maybe The Dingo Ate Your Poison

Maybe The Dingo Ate Your Poison

Poisoning of dingoes - wild dogs - has a deleterious effect on small native mammals such as marsupial mice, bandicoots and native rodents, according to a new paper which found that loss of…
ADCY2 Gene Implicated In Bipolar Disorder

ADCY2 Gene Implicated In Bipolar Disorder

People with bipolar disorder, as much as one percent of the population, undergo a veritable roller coaster of emotions. They experience extreme shifts in mood, from manic phases with delusions…
Timid Jumping Spider Uses Ant As Bodyguard

Timid Jumping Spider Uses Ant As Bodyguard

A timid jumping spider uses the scent of ants as a secret weapon to save itself from becoming the somewhat soggy prey of the predatory spitting spider. The downside to this plan is that jumping…
Ocean Food Web Is Key In The Global Carbon Cycle

Ocean Food Web Is Key In The Global Carbon Cycle

It is said that nothing dies of old age in the ocean, that everything gets eaten and all that remains of anything is waste. But that waste is pure gold to oceanographer David Siegel, director of the…
What is Advertising Science?

What is Advertising Science?

Science is frequently employed in the advertising industry, often as a positive selling point for products and services. Four out of five dentists recommend a type of gum. A prophylactic is “tested”…
Volcanoes Helped Species Survive Ice Ages

Volcanoes Helped Species Survive Ice Ages

An international team of researchers has found evidence that the steam and heat from volcanoes and heated rocks allowed many species of plants and animals to survive past ice ages, helping scientists…