Toothed and shaggy pigs roam freely in the forests of Germany and Austria. Although these game animals appear to be in good condition, some of their meat contains radioactive cesium that makes it dangerous to consume. scientists [more…]
Grain crops may be endangered by extreme heat and drought, according to a new study. Global warming is changing seasonal patterns, increasing the frequency of extreme weather events such as intense droughts and heat waves. [more…]
In honor of Earth Day, it is crucial to recognize the contribution of open science to protecting our planet and advancing NASA's research efforts. Researchers like NASA's Transformation to Open Science (TOPS), which promotes openness and integrity of science [more…]
Younsuk Dong, Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist in MSU's Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, has developed a system to improve irrigation and plant disease control. Low Cost Monitoring System or LOCOMOS by Dong [more…]
The branch of study known as interactive robotics has soon moved beyond just performing pre-programmed, repetitive tasks to more complex activities such as interacting with living things. For example, biocompatible and [more…]
A group of life scientists from Hunan Normal University in China, working with a colleague from the National University of Singapore, found three new species of mesothelial spiders in China. In their research, published in the journal ZooKeys, the team studied various parts of Hunan Province. [more…]
A unique but flawless fragrance heralds the arrival of spring. While it has a slightly country-like quality, there is another element that makes one think of rainy days or garden afternoons. Ray [more…]
Chinese researchers have discovered a gene that allows plants to thrive in saline soil, and they use this finding to create modified sorghum and rice plants that increase yields by at least 20% and produce more nutrients. [more…]
Following a change in legislation, commercially produced genetically modified foods can now be produced in the UK. Advocates of the technology claim it will accelerate the creation of more resilient crops that will be needed as a result of climate change. according to critics [more…]
On the slopes of a spring-fed lake in the Wasatch Mountains in the western United States lives a single gigantic organism that sustains an entire ecosystem on which plants and animals have depended for thousands of years. “Pando” 106 to be found in Utah [more…]
Growing commercial crops on solar farms means potentially effective use of farmland in the dreaded climate change challenge, according to a new study out of Cornell. This is commercial food [more…]
Scientists have decoded a genetic code that makes oil-producing plants like soybeans and peanuts produce even more oil; this could be beneficial for human nutrition and environmental [more…]
Amines have the potential to be harmful to both human and environmental health. Dicamba drift, or the herbicide's journey through the sky, has the potential to unintentionally harm neighboring plants. “Locking” the dicamba in place and [more…]
Spiders rarely cooperate, but arachnids do. Birds make it happen. Bees do. Cooperate for more peaceful colonies – even spiders in their webs do. Peru's globe by UCLA undergraduates [more…]
Fertilizers reduce pollination as it changes the way bumblebees see flowers. Researchers at the University of Bristol found that pollinating bees are less likely to come to flowers that have been sprayed with fertilizers or pesticides, because the electricity surrounding the flower [more…]
Researchers from Michigan State and Purdue are collaborating to develop a new variety of tough, sustainable, self-healing lumber loaded with microbes. Michigan State University in partnership with Purdue University [more…]
Based on the work of Monash University, the study was carried out to define the animal growth model mathematically. After the modeling studies, it is concluded that it is biology, not physics, that defines life. Biological patterns of physical constraints [more…]
Researchers are working to create artificial photosynthesis to help improve the energy efficiency of food production on Earth and perhaps Mars someday. Since millions of years ago, photosynthesis in plants converts water, carbon dioxide and [more…]
In our article, we will introduce various fire planes used in America and their capacities. The Forest Service uses many types and sizes of aircraft to manage wildfires. Some of these planes belong to the Ministry of Forestry, while others [more…]
Tor Selnes owes his life to a lamp. He miraculously survived an avalanche that could have killed him. Svalbard is a collection of islands located in northern Norway. Svalbard is warming more than any other polar region. [more…]
Researchers at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden have developed a tiny sensor to detect pesticides in fruits in just a few minutes. The approach, described as a proof-of-concept in the journal Advanced Science, is designed to boost the chemical signal. [more…]
The wide-ranging use of smart technologies is boosting global agricultural production, but international researchers warn that this digital age phenomenon could yield another kind of crop. Cybersecurity attacks are different to the food crisis [more…]
NASA may require Artemis astronauts to grow their own crops as they stay permanently on the moon's surface for years to come. Even that should be it. Scientists use samples of lunar surface material called regolith to grow plants on Earth. [more…]
May 8 is the 128th day of the year (129th in leap years) according to the Gregorian calendar. The number of days left until the end of the year is 237. Today in the History of Science On May 8, 1790, Charles Maurice, a bishop, also [more…]
The relationship with mathematics has emerged with researches that it is not unique to humans. For the first time, honeybees exhibiting this ability can do without the need for a cerebral cortex, unlike humans. Honey bees, between even and odd numbers [more…]
In a statement released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Thursday, April 28, 2022, a prison inmate in Colorado has become the first person in the United States to test positive for bird flu. Your prisoner [more…]
April 25 is the 115th day of the year (116th in leap years) according to the Gregorian calendar. Number of days left until the end of the year 250. Today in the History of Science 25 April 1840 – , French mathematician and physicist [more…]
April 10 is the 100th day of the year (101st in leap years) according to the Gregorian calendar. The number of days left until the end of the year is 265. Railroad April 10, 1762 Italian physicist Giovanni Aldini was born. April 10, 2019 [more…]
The white long-haired goat species seen in the picture and also called “firik” in Anatolia is known as “Angora Goat” in the world. This animal, which is a type of hair goat, has a long, thin [more…]
One of the places where climate changes are most clearly felt is Antarctica. Flower growth in this region is unfortunately accelerating due to the warming climate. The growth of plants in that region also means that the ongoing ecosystem chain [more…]
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