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Tiny Marine Organisms At The Base Of The Food Chain Are Eating The Plastic We Toss In The Oceans
Tiny marine organisms sitting at the very bottom of our food chain are ingesting the plastics that humans are tossing by the ton into the world's oceans, say researchers in...
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New Single-Dose Drug May Treat Malaria
A new drug may treat malaria in a single dose and prevent infection being transmitted by mosquito bites to other people, scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have fo...
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Rising Temperatures Are Squishing Bumblebee Habitats.
Climate change is putting the pinch on bumblebee habitats, says a study published today in the journal Science. As atmospheric temperatures have risen, wild bumblebees in N...
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How Bioengineered Bacteria Could Give Robots A Living Brain
Imagine a future where robots with organic brains could be controlled through their microbiome. That might become reality, if researchers at Virginia Tech can transfer thei...
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Open Defecation Affects Pregnancy Outcomes Too, New Study Finds.
Eradicating open defecation has become one of the biggest, and most daunting, challenges faced by the Narendra Modi government. Poor sanitation practices like open defecati...
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High Prices Of Food Lead To Malnutrition, Says Study
High food prices result in malnutrition in India, says a study done on children from Andhra Pradesh. The research published in the Journal of Nutrition says spikes in food ...
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The Explosive Growth Of Community Solar Gardens In 2015
For much of the recent rise of solar power, the industry has been divided in two: distributed rooftop solar, and utility-scale solar parks. According to a new report from G...
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Working Moms Have More Successful Daughters And More Caring Sons, Harvard Business School Study Says
it’s looking less and less warranted. According to a working paper (pdf) published June 19 by the Harvard Business School, daughters of working mothers are more likel...
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The First Graphene Light Bulb Is Also The 'World's Thinnest' Light Bulb
On your rapidly diminishing list of things graphene cannot improve, go ahead and cross off “light bulbs.” An international team of researchers drawn from Columb...
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Climate Change Could Erase 50 Years Of Health Advances, Report Says
'We are facing a predicament that strikes at the heart of humanity' Climate change may have a bigger impact on our health than we think. According to new research by an int...
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