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Scientists split seawater into hydrogen fuel

Scientists split seawater into hydrogen fuel

Subject: Chemistry

Splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen is an alternative to fossil fuels, but filtered water is a vital option. Solar, wind, and sea power can soon combine to create clean-burning hydrogen fuel, according to a…

Playing video games can affect the brain

Playing video games can affect the brain

Subject: Health

Video gaming is obviously a common medium of entertainment, with video gamers spending 3 billion hours a week in front of their computers. Thanks to their common use, scientists have studied how video games affect…

A significant breakthrough in printing circuitry on wearable fabrics

A significant breakthrough in printing circuitry on wearable fabrics

Subject: Technology

Electronic shirts that keep the wearer comfortable, warm or cold, as well as medical fabrics that deliver medications, track the status of the wound, and perform other activities, can one day be developed more effectively…

A tiny medical device sheds light on combating Weight Loss

A tiny medical device sheds light on combating Weight Loss

Subject: Health

Obesity is a nationwide phenomenon. Moreover, the related health issues have a major economic effect on the US health care sector, spending $147 billion a year. In addition, obesity places people at risk for chronic…

The skin may help to predict heart disease

The skin may help to predict heart disease

Subject: Health

An international team of researchers collected genetic evidence from families of genetic skin diseases, amassing insights over three decades. This genetic research helped to classify the guilty mutants for unusual skin conditions, including bullosa epidermolysis…

Scheming cardiovascular waves with light to identify abnormity rapid heart rhythms

Scheming cardiovascular waves with light to identify abnormity rapid heart rhythms

Subject: Technology

Abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias) are patterns of heartbeats that are erratic, too fast, too slow or are performed through an abnormal electrical pathway through the heart. About 300,000 people die every year in the U.S.…

Boyd’s Forest Dragon Changes Sex from Female to Male in Apparent World First

Boyd’s Forest Dragon Changes Sex from Female to Male in Apparent World First

Sea Life Aquarium Melbourne used to have a male and two female Boyd forest dragons. Shortly after the male died, the guards noticed some unusual changes in one of the females. After careful observation, they…

Researchers Have Developed A Robot With A “Primitive Form Of Empathy”

Researchers Have Developed A Robot With A “Primitive Form Of Empathy”

Subject: Technology

If robots are to always interact socially with humans, they first need to develop the ability of the Theory of Mind (TOM) which includes the ability to empathize with others. While the development of such…

The flamingo nest of the late Natron’s near the pond is almost corrosive as bleach

The flamingo nest of the late Natron’s near the pond is almost corrosive as bleach

Extremophile is a term used to describe an organism that can succeed in an environment that can certainly kill other living creatures. Whether it’s heat, salinity or altitude, these are found all over the world,…

Genomic Analyses Reveal Why the Platypus Lays Eggs and Sweats Milk

Genomic Analyses Reveal Why the Platypus Lays Eggs and Sweats Milk

There are some pretty weird characters in the animal kingdom, but arguably the “top of the WFF’s” has to be the duck-covered platypus. Since semi-aquatic mammals lay eggs, sweat milk, and glow in the dark…

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