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Cornell scientists design quick charge battery
Researchers from Cornell University have designed a new type of energy storage that would charge much faster than traditional batteries. The change in the batteries’ internal structure allows them to access energy quicker than other […]
Read moreRIT scientists search for black holes in spiral galaxies
In a recent study from RIT, researchers found that the outer edges of spiral galaxies are a very likely location of massive black holes. Through comparisons of supernova rates in the different types of galaxies, […]
Read moreNYU researchers build dresser to help people with dementia
A team of researchers including scientists from NYU have built a prototype that will improve life for people with dementia. The team has created a dresser that can guide an individual through the process of […]
Read moreColumbia scientists use new methods to track migrations
Columbia University scientists are using new methods to study the impact of climate change on tundra life. By using an algorithm, the researchers are able to rapidly distinguish birdsong from other noises in the environment […]
Read moreHunter College scientists research self-awareness in dolphins
A study performed by Hunter College scientists has found that baby dolphins show self-awareness at a younger age than humans or chimpanzees. The researchers tracked the reaction of the young dolphins to their reflection in […]
Read moreColumbia scientists study ability of fish to recognize self
Scientists from Columbia University are studying fish in order to understand how disorders like tinnitus work in humans. Their findings show that in order to perceive the rest of the world, brains have to first […]
Read moreStony Brook scientists study rules of evolution
Stony Brook University researchers are collaborating with Oklahoma State University to study the evolution of crocodiles and their relatives. The team is using digital imaging techniques to analyze fossil records and build models of the […]
Read moreMount Sinai researchers study lithium exposure and birth defects
Scientists from Mount Sinai have found a correlation between lithium exposure and birth defects. Lithium is a common medical treatment for bipolar disorder in countries other than the United States, as it reduces the extreme […]
Read moreCUNY SPH scientists study health risks of e-cigs
A recent study on the health effects of e-cigarettes has been released by the CUNY Graduate School of Public Health in collaboration with Harvard. Previous research on the topic was made difficult by the customizability […]
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