Tularemia bacteria escapes using recyclable speargun
A recent study by researchers from the University of Basel show that the bacteria responsible for causing the infectious disease tularemia use “nano-spearguns” to free […]
Using light to trick night active mosquitoes
According to a new study recently published by researchers at the University of Notre Dame, just 10 minutes of light exposure can be enough to […]
Cyanobacteria helps heal heart
Photosynthetic cyanobacteria functions similar to a green plant – they use light energy to carry out photosynthesis and they release oxygen as a biproduct from […]
Did our sun once have a sibling?
A new analysis from researchers at Berkeley and Harvard strengthens the hypothesis that sunlike stars are formed two at the time. So, did our sun […]
Wall paint uses solar energy to generate hydrogen fuel from moist in the air
Researchers in Australia has created a solar-powered paint capable of absorbing water vapour and splitting the water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen. Hydrogen is a […]
Ciguatera fish poisoning on the rise in Europe
During the last few years, an increasing number of food poisoning due to cugatoxin has been reported in Europe. Ciguatoxin has traditionally been found in […]