Making a difference, belonging drives rural festival volunteers and bolsters community development
AMES, Iowa — During Orange City’s three-day tulip festival each May, the northwest Iowa town attracts roughly 40,000 visitors, more ...
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Study shows that smoking ‘stops’ cancer-fighting proteins, causing cancer and making it harder to treat
November 3, TORONTO — Scientists at the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR) have uncovered one way tobacco smoking causes ...
Making electric vehicles last
In the realm of electric vehicles, powered by stored electric energy, the key lies in rechargeable batteries capable of enduring ...
Making chemistry more accessible at the University of Oxford by providing period products
When it comes to the question of who gets to be a scientist, gender disparities are well-documented in many fields. ...
Private renting is making you age faster
A new study, jointly conducted by the University of Adelaide and University of Essex, has found that renting, rather than ...
Making elbow room: Giant molecular rotors operate in solid crystal
Solid materials are generally known to be rigid and unmoving, but scientists are turning this idea on its head by ...
Aston University research pioneers making renewable hydrogen and propane fuel gases from glycerol
Credit: Aston University’s Energy and Bioproducts Research Institute. Research shows way forward for making renewable hydrogen from glycerol ...
Making AI smarter with an artificial, multisensory integrated neuron
The feel of a cat’s fur can reveal some information, but seeing the feline provides critical details: is it a ...
Making hydrogen from waste plastic could pay for itself
HOUSTON – (Sept. 14, 2023) – Hydrogen is viewed as a promising alternative to fossil fuel, but the methods used ...
Take the money now or later? Financial scarcity doesn’t lead to poor decision making
When people feel that their resources are scarce – that they don’t have enough money or time to meet their ...
Making mammography inclusive for patients with disabilities
Lene Andersen, MSW, has been living with rheumatoid arthritis and disability since childhood. Her personal experience with limited mobility and ...
“Monstrous births” and the making of race in the nineteenth-century United States
From the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment, “monstrous births”—malformed or anomalous fetuses—were, to Western medicine, an object of superstition. In ...
Still work to do on making mental health services accessible for LGBTIQA+ people in distress
Barriers to accessing potentially life-saving support persist, according to new research into suicidality in the LGBTIQA+ community. Credit: Jacq Moon ...
Making plant-based meat more ‘meaty’ — with fermented onions
Plant-based alternatives such as tempeh and bean burgers provide protein-rich options for those who want to reduce their meat consumption. ...
Study shows making cities greener doesn’t just capture carbon – it reduces it
Dozens of European cities could reach net zero carbon emissions over the next 10 years by incorporating nature into their ...
ChatGPT shows ‘impressive’ accuracy in clinical decision making
Mass General Brigham research highlights potential for generative AI to increase access and efficiency in healthcare Investigators found ChatGPT to ...
Making sense of life’s random rhythms
CLEVELAND–Life’s random rhythms surround us–from the hypnotic, synchronized blinking of fireflies…to the back-and-forth motion of a child’s swing… to slight ...
Scientists pinpoint the microbes essential to making traditional mozzarella
Mozzarella is far more than just a pizza topping. A unique Italian cheese, buffalo mozzarella from Campania has been recognized ...
Making plant-based meat alternatives more palatable
One of the biggest obstacles to the uptake of plant-based alternatives to meat is their very dry and astringent feel ...
SLU ethicists, leading scholars publish guidance for parents, physicians making medical decisions for children
ST. LOUIS – How should others make decisions for pediatric patients? For decades, there has been debate in academic literature ...