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 Researchers Print Onto Moving 3D Objects
Nov 18, 2015 03:50 PM EST

Projection Mapping On 3-D Objects: Researchers Print Onto Moving Objects

In a study, a team of researchers created a new technology that allows projection mapping to stick visual information onto moving and rotating objects.

Is It Safe To Use Printed 3-D Materials
Nov 18, 2015 02:26 PM EST

3-D Printed Materials Could Be Toxic: Is It Safe To Use Printed 3-D Materials?

In a study, researchers found that 3-D printed parts could have high toxicity levels.

Scientists Build Natural Meteoritic Magnet In A Lab
Nov 18, 2015 02:17 PM EST

Scientists Create Natural Meteoritic Magnet In Ten Days

A team of scientists have created a rare-earth free magnet that has high levels of iron and nickel (FeNi).

Fast-Moving Rivers Release High Levels Of Carbon
Nov 18, 2015 12:46 PM EST

Fast-Moving Rivers Release Large Amounts Of Carbon Dioxide In Atmosphere

In a study, researchers found that rivers and human have similar breathing patterns, where they both produce large amounts of carbon dioxide the harder they work.

Autism Spectrum Disorder
Nov 18, 2015 12:37 PM EST

Autism: New Treatment Options May Available, Oxytocin Increase Could Help

Olga Peñagarikano and Daniele Piomelli have recently made advancements in finding out if oxytocin levels could have a positive effect on those with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Single-Molecule Submersible
Nov 18, 2015 11:24 AM EST

Nanoscale Submarine Powered by Light May Deliver Drugs in the Human Body

Scientists have created a nanoscale submarine that's powered by light. The tiny submersibles could be huge when it comes to delivering targeted medications in the future.

Potato
Nov 18, 2015 10:59 AM EST

Irish Potato Famine Pathogen Origins Tracked to South America with Ancient DNA

New ancient DNA detective work may have revealed the origins of the Irish potato famine pathogen. Researchers have discovered that the fungus-like organism originated in South America.

Asian Elephant and House Mouse
Nov 18, 2015 10:34 AM EST

Why Mouse Sperm is So Much Longer Than Elephant Sperm

Why is the sperm of rodents so much longer than the sperm of large mammals, like primates? That's a question that researchers have long struggled with. Now, they may have the answers.

Radiation Blasts Leaves Most Earth-Like Planets Uninhabitable
Nov 18, 2015 10:30 AM EST

Radiation Blasts Leaves Earth-Like Planets Uninhabitable

In a study researchers found that a large number of earth-like planets are becoming uninhabitable due to harsh amounts of radiation.

Astronomers Peer Into Galaxies' Building Blocks
Nov 18, 2015 10:15 AM EST

Astronomers Peer Into Galaxies' Building Blocks

The new finding is allowing the researchers to examine the galaxies' building blocks. The researchers have manged to explore the structure, formation and the evolution of galaxies through the new finding.

Cereal
Nov 18, 2015 10:11 AM EST

Cereal Science: Crushing Rice Krispies Reveals New Insight for Materials (VIDEO)

Scientists have used breakfast cereal to discover a new phenomenon in materials science: highly porous, brittle materials can deform in different ways depending on compaction velocity.

Frog
Nov 18, 2015 09:40 AM EST

Deadly Amphibian Fungus Finally Has a Successful, New Treatment

Scientists have detailed the first-ever successful elimination of a fata chytrid fungus in a wild amphibian, which could be huge when fighting the devastating disease.

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