Technological advances modernize the seafood industry and prevent fraud
Fishing is one of the world’s oldest industries, and for the most part, the technology used today is still the…
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Progress on Zika vaccine inches forward while funding stalls
The Zika virus continues to dominate the news cycle as new information emerges about its effects, its transmission and attempt…
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Scientists conjecture the true cause of dinosaur extinction
Scientists discovered that what killed the dinosaurs was a combination of gradual die-off and an asteroid hitting Earth. The picture…
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Bacteria present a solution for reducing plastic pollution
Scientists have found that bacteria might be the key to degrading plastics which would otherwise sit in landfills or the…
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Desensitization allows compatibility for any kidney donor
An experimental procedure in the medical field may allow anybody to receive a kidney transplant from any other person. Usually,…
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Increase in extinction of pollinators threatens world’s food supply
Your morning cup of coffee, the apple you ate for lunch and the salad you plan to eat for dinner…
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The universe “waves hello”: Gravitational waves disrupt the fabric of the universe
On Sep. 14, 2015 at 5:51 a.m. scientists made a ground-breaking discovery when they detected gravitational waves created by the…
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Scientists construct an embryo derived from three parents
Scientists in Britain are waiting for consent from government officials to carry out a procedure that will allow a baby…
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Theory of relativity celebrates centennial anniversary
This month marks the 100th anniversary of Albert Einstein’s presentation of his general theory of relativity. The formulation of the theory began…
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Using gene drives to alter a species
Scientists have discovered a way to effectively change the genes of an organism so that the organism passes on certain genes…
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