A new study suggests that deforestation of the Brazilian rainforest, and subsequent reduction in the population of large fruit-eating birds, has influenced the evolution of palm tree seeds.
Human activity produces changes in forest ecosystem
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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Stress encourages good habits as well as bad
New research finds that when under pressure, we are just as likely to fall back on healthy routines as unhealthy ones.
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Copper alloy may prevent norovirus
New research shows that copper alloys may prevent the spread of norovirus.
Scientists reveal the science of itching
Scientists find that a small molecule in the nervous system of mice translates the sensation of itching to the brain and if blocked could turn off chronic itching.
Top 10 species of 2013
The Arizona State University International Institute for Species Exploration has announced its top ten species of 2013.
New study suggests drug side effects are unavoidable
In a new computer simulation examining the physical properties behind protein-molecule interaction, scientists find that side effects may be inescapable .
Practice may not make up for lack of innate ability
A new study suggests that practice may not make up for lack of talent or ability.
Active videogames could promote vascular health in children
A new study suggests that video games that require the player to move around might be an effective alternative exercise for kids.
Scientists reprogram human skin into embryonic cells
Human embryonic cells, the cells which can create any type of tissue or organ, were generated by cloning from the skin cells of patients.
Scientists uncover the ionization potential of astatine
Researchers at CERN uncovered the ionization potential of Earth’s rarest element, astatine.
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