Posted September 25, 2013:

• Nanoparticle Vaccine: Particles That Deliver Vaccines Directly to Mucosal Surfaces Could Defend Against Many Infectious Diseases


• Seeing Light in a New Light: Scientists Create Never-Before-Seen Form of Matter


• 'X-Shape' Not True Picture of Chromosome Structure, New Imaging Technique Reveals


• Ancient Soils Reveal Clues to Early Life on Earth


• Engineers Build Computer Using Carbon Nanotube Technology


• Whale Mass Stranding Attributed to Sonar Mapping for First Time


• 'Jekyll and Hyde' Star Morphs from Radio to X-Ray Pulsar and Back Again


• Commonly Prescribed Statin Linked to Memory Impairment, Study in Rats Suggests


• Alpine Archaeology Reveals High Life Through the Ages


• With Carbon Nanotubes, a Path to Flexible, Low-Cost Sensors: Potential Applications Range from Air-Quality Monitors to Electronic Skin


• Wormlike Hematite Photoanode Breaks the World-Record for Solar Hydrogen Production Efficiency


• Turning Plastic Bags Into High-Tech Materials


• New Genus of Electric Fish Discovered in 'Lost World' of South America


• China's Synthetic Gas Plants Would Be Greenhouse Giants

Posted September 24, 2013:

• Oldest Lizard-Like Fossil Yet to Be Found Hints at Scaly Origins


• Neurological Basis for Lack of Empathy in Psychopaths


• A Shot of Anxiety and the World Stinks: How Stress Can Rewire Brain, Making Benign Smells Malodorous


• Late Cretaceous Period Was Likely Ice-Free


• 'Microbial Clock' May Help Determine Time of Death


• Astronomers Discover Densest Galaxy Ever


• Chemists Slide a Splitting Catalyst Over DNA for First Time


• Develop After-Sex Contraceptive Pill for Routine Use, Urge Researchers: Political Opposition Biggest Hurdle


• Caffeine Consumption Slows Down Brain Development, Rat Study Shows


• The Dragon Awakens: Colossal Explosion from Supermassive Black Hole at Centre of Galaxy Revealed