Immune cells don't always ward off carbon nano invaders
The researchers from the School of Public Health and College of Engineering say their findings of a more passive entry of the materials into cells is the first research to show that the normal process of endocytosis-phagocytosis isn't always activated...
Memory Reformat Planned for Opportunity Mars Rover
NASA's Mars rover Opportunity captured this view southward just after completing a 338-foot (103-meter) southward drive,...
Satellites Help Explain Zebra Migration
Every year, zebras in Botswana begin a 580-kilometer migration looking for food. Even though it’s an annual event, researchers only had a general idea when it would start and they didn’t know which route the animals would take or why. That is, until...
Hunting Massive Stars with Herschel
W3 is an enormous stellar nursery about 6,200 light-years away in the Perseus Arm, one of the Milky Way galaxy's main...
How Dog-Savvy Is Your Child?
US Passengers Continue to Pack Guns & Grenades
International Olympic Committee sanctions two athletes for failing anti-doping tests
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) today announced that it had excluded Russian athlete Victoria Baranova (cycling-track, women's sprint) and provisionally suspended Colombian athlete Diego Palomeque Echavarria (athletics, men's 400m) from the...
Ohio Army Guard engineers wire buildings at Camp Ravenna
Army Pfc. Sarah Pastorius, left, of the 1194th Engineer Company works with Spc. Patrick McCorkle, of the...
New Hampshire Air National Guard medics travel to El Salvador, take part in urban search and rescue exchange
Tech. Sgt. Shawn Theberge, a medical technician with the 157th Medical Group, plays the role of a victim during a training...
Olympic Power Couple Loyal to Two Nations
Olympic hopefuls American...
