- Astronomy - Oct 20 Mountain glaciers shrinking across the West
- Medicine - Oct 20 Digital storytelling helps encourage Latinas to pursue treatment for depression and anxiety
- Social Sciences - Oct 20 Holocaust survivors’ stories made available online
- Physics - Oct 20 Renovated physics research center to study the mysteries of the universe
- Physics - Oct 20 Researchers help inspire Scotland’s new laws to ban smacking
- Medicine - Oct 20 Better targeting in prevention could help curb TB infections in low- income, low- HIV countries
- Medicine - Oct 20 EPFL spin- off Abionic poised to break into the US market
- Life Sciences - Oct 20 Embark on a cognitive revolution at EPFL
- Arts - Oct 20 Harp at ee! Now the Clifton Suspension Bridge can play its own tune
- Environment - Oct 20 Accolade for Empa researcher
- Microtechnics - Oct 20 UK can be a world leader in drone tech, says Imperial academic at lab launch
- Astronomy - Oct 20 Mine Craft for Mars
- Careers - Oct 20 Inspiring remote communities a good career move for women scientists
- Computer Science - Oct 20 Probing how Americans think about mental life
- Astronomy - Oct 20 Nobel laureate to lead ’a night in the deep beyond’
- Computer Science - Oct 20 First university in Australia to offer code development software
Medicine Oct 20
Compared to their counterparts twenty years ago, today's 65-year-olds not only feel younger but are generally healthier overall - and enjoy greater life satisfaction. That is just one of the latest results of the Interdisciplinary Longitudinal Study on Adult Development and Aging (ILSE) that was launched in 1993 at the Institute of Gerontology at Heidelberg University.
Life Sciences Oct 20
Certain British birds have evolved longer beaks than other species, and new research suggests that our fondness for feeding them may be the reason why.
Life Sciences Oct 20
New research on our internal trade-off when physical and mental performance are put in direct competition has found that cognition takes less of a hit, suggesting more energy is diverted to the brain than body muscle.
Medicine Oct 20
Research news - Obesity leads to the release of cytokines into the bloodstream which impact the metabolism of breast cancer cells, making them more aggressive as a result.
Medicine Oct 20
Food researchers at Lund University in Sweden have discovered that consuming small amounts of chromium mixed with certain amino acids before eating is healthy.
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