Weaponized fungus takes on the mosquito
P Rajendran Fungi could be one answer to the world’s mosquito problem, or so suggests recent research done by researchers from different parts of the globe. Mosquitoes have had the…
A cannibal cancer that eats, then sleeps
‘Cannibalism’ by breast cancer cells promotes dormancy, providing a possible clue into recurrence Thomas Bartosh, Texas A&M University Breast cancer death rates overall have steadily declined since 1989, leading to…
Sun, shade and clean energy
A polymer of molybdenum sulfide uses solar power to draw hydrogen from water
DNA reveals the history of cats
Genetic info shows the historic route taken by the animals that now tolerate us in our homes Janet Hoole, Keele University Humans may have had pet cats for as long…
Quantum physics charges cars on the go
Researchers have dreamed of charging cars on the go. Yet, most people still lay anchor at gas station islands. Quantum physics may be changing things now...