Science
Virtual Rat to Cure Human Diseases
Researcher Daniel Beard of the Medical College of the University of Wisconsin
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Unusual Fault Pattern Surfaces in Earthquake Study
This 3-D view of the surface rupture of the April 4, 2010, El Mayor-Cucapah earthquake (red line) reveals a new fault line connecting the Gulf of California with the Elsinore fault, which could become a major part of the boundary between the Pacific and the North America Plates.
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Synthetic Biology Redefining Life
The three pillars of Synthetic Biology according to the European Conference on Synthetic Biology.
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IntraLinks SaaS Community Roadmap Unveiled
IntraLinks' community-building efforts permit the user base to interact by maintaining profiles, contact lists and analytics regarding opportunities to participate in upcoming projects.
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XSEDE Cyber-Science to Exceed Teragrid
XSEDE will create immersive 3D simulations like this one of a blowout similar to that which destroyed the Deepwater Horizon oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico where "ribbons" of color indicate flows.
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Without Science, There Will Be No Civilization
We're in a situation, in which science has virtually died in the United States, and in Europe. The scientific technology is being destroyed, and therefore, we're in a situation in which we have to, by other means, revive and maintain physical science and its related things.
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NASA's WISE Mission Finds First Trojan Asteroid Sharing Earth's Orbit
This artist's concept illustrates the first known Earth Trojan asteroid, discovered by WISE. The asteroid is gray and its extreme orbit is shown in green.
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Authentication Chips Combat Rampant Counterfeiting
The authentication microchip market is small today, but will grow rapidly in a diverse anti-counterfeiting market expected to be worth $6 billion by 2016.
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"Watermark Ink" device identifies unknown liquids instantly: New 3D-nanostructured chip offers a litmus test for surface tension (and doubles as a carrier for secret messages)
The "W-Ink" technology has only become possible due to a seamless fusion and interaction between chemistry, optics, condensed matter, and fluidics. (A) In the prototype device discussed in JACS, the chip appears blank in the air. When dipped in varying concentrations of ethanol, however, it reveals new markings. (B) Because all liquids exhibit a surface tension, this indicator has the potential to be used to differentiate between liquids of any type.
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Data Furnaces Use Servers to Heat the Home
Big server farms are a major consumer of electricity in the United States. Using their heat to warm homes and offices could cut costs and save energy.
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Human Rights
Fostering a More Humane World: The 28th Eurasian Economic Summi
Conscience, Hope, and Action: Keys to Global Peace and Sustainability
Ringing FOWPAL’s Peace Bell for the World:Nobel Peace Prize Laureates’ Visions and Actions
Protecting the World’s Cultural Diversity for a Sustainable Future
Puppet Show I International Friendship Day 2020