Using Physics to Find Peace
Researchers are using physics-inspired methods to analyze factors needed to create and maintain a peaceful society. Read more ›
What Dentists Don’t Know About Transgender Patients
A new study reveals just how little research has been done on dental care for transgender patients. Read more ›
New Weather Model Can Forecast Small But Long-Lasting Floods
A new weather forecasting model enables the prediction of small but long-lasting floods. Read more ›
Why Students Who Do Research Stick with STEM
Students pursuing an associate's degree were more likely to stick with STEM if they conducted research. Read more ›
Verifying Data with a Better Mapper
A new study presents an improved version of the Mapper algorithm, designed to verify data extraction from a cloud of points. Read more ›
Extreme Cities Reveals How Cities May Fare in a Time of Climate Chaos
Professor Ashley Dawson draws on the experience of Hurricane Sandy to examine the "potentially catastrophic" impact of unchecked climate change on America's coastal cities. Read more ›
HIV Treatment: New ‘Treat All’ Standards in Use Worldwide
The strategy of giving antiretroviral treatment to all HIV-positive patients regardless of their white blood cell count has become standard around the world, according to a survey. Read more ›
Breastfeeding and Improved Cardiovascular Health: A Link
A study sought to determine how breastfeeding in infancy affects cholesterol and obesity in adolescence. Read more ›
How to Trap a Mechanical Wave and Store Its Energy
Scientists have figured out a way to capture a mechanical wave and store its energy for later release. Read more ›