The world of AIDS research mourns occasions

July 22nd, 2014 07:11 AM | Biology | Comments Off
The world of AIDS research mourns occasions
In this blog we have talked on numerous occasions about the good news as encouraging progress being made in the field of AIDS, one of the most dramatic pandemics of the twentieth century and so far this century. A few months ...
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Storable artificial blood for two years at room temperature

July 21st, 2014 09:15 AM | Medicine | Comments Off
Storable artificial blood for two years at room temperature
Every day, thousands of people in the world manage to save or improve their lives because someone has donated blood. But imagine how many more lives could be saved if it found a substitute for the blood that could be ...
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Discover why marijuana can cause paranoia

July 20th, 2014 07:56 AM | Biology | Comments Off
Discover why marijuana can cause paranoia
A few months ago we talked about in our blog why marijuana can cause schizophrenia. Now, a major scientific study has found the causes of paranoia that this drug can have on our body. Marijuana, which can also be called cannabis ...
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Automatically activated silicon origami water

July 18th, 2014 02:46 PM | Science and Technology | Comments Off
Automatically activated silicon origami water
Making changes and automatic way to complex objects on a microscopic scale activated silicon can be the basis for crucial medical advances in the selective application of drugs at very specific points of the body, in performing autonomous and programmable ...
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New cheap and effective catalyst capable of replacing platinum for electrolysis

July 16th, 2014 02:35 PM | Chemistry | Comments Off
New cheap and effective catalyst capable of replacing platinum for electrolysis
Hydrogen has great potential as a fuel, is abundant and as a component of water. However, taken out of it, through the process of electrolysis, has always been an economic obstacle that has held back progress in this field. The problem ...
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They discover a graveyard of an ancient unknown civilization in Peru

July 15th, 2014 08:09 AM | Biology | Comments Off
They discover a graveyard of an ancient unknown civilization in Peru
A team of archaeologists from the University of Wroclaw in Poland has discovered more than 150 tombs belonging to a previously unknown civilization in Peru. The finding, dating from the period of the fourth to the seventh century AD, indicating ...
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Cut emissions of CO2, the most realistic and direct way to mitigate global warming

July 7th, 2014 08:59 AM | Biology | Comments Off
Cut emissions of CO2, the most realistic and direct way to mitigate global warming
Forget about position giant mirrors in space and seed clouds in the sky, to reduce the amount of sunlight that reaches the Earth. These climate geoengineering techniques to slow global warming will not be effective or will lack practicality. This ...
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They get regenerate the cornea from stem cells

July 6th, 2014 07:53 AM | Medical Technology | Comments Off
They get regenerate the cornea from stem cells
It is the first time that this great feat is achieved undoubtedly good news for all those who will need a corneal transplant, because what they have discovered American researchers has been a giant step for regeneration in case of ...
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A star cluster catapulted out of their galaxy

July 5th, 2014 08:03 AM | Uncategorized | Comments Off
A star cluster catapulted out of their galaxy
We have discovered an entire globular cluster thrown out of their galaxy, M87, and coming towards us at a speed of more than three million miles per hour (more than 2 million miles per hour). The newly discovered cluster, which ...
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Attack instead of fleeing, female trait behavior in scorpions

July 3rd, 2014 09:38 AM | Biology | Comments Off
Attack instead of fleeing, female trait behavior in scorpions
An investigation has explored an intriguing feature of behavior in scorpions, at least in the type studied, the genus Centruroides: When they feel threatened, scorpions males are more likely to flee than females, which more often choose attack the source ...
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