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Pictured is a sphere with a combination of hexagons and labyrinthine patterns, and a more complex, torus-shaped object with hexagonal dimples.

Curiosity Research

Predictions over fingerprints and wrinkles

Amrita Tuladhar Feb 3, 2015

Issues over E- cigarette

Issues over E- cigarette

Amrita Tuladhar Feb 3, 2015

“In nanomedicine we need to understand physical phenomena on a nano scale, forming as correct a picture as possible of molecular phenomena. In this context, quantum chemical calculations are important,” says Michele Cascella. Courtesy of Hanne Utigard

Quantum Chemistry Closing in on…

Amrita Tuladhar Feb 4, 2015

Alcohol free zone in nanoparticles

Alcohol free zone in nanoparticles

Amrita Tuladhar Feb 9, 2015

Northwestern Medicine scientists found super aged brains had many fewer fiber-like tangles than the brains of those who had aged normally. Tangles are found in moderate numbers in the brains of elderly and increase substantially in the brains of Alzheimer's disease patients.

SuperAger Brains Yield New Clues…

Amrita Tuladhar Feb 9, 2015

To study how the brain purposefully ignores sensory stimuli, researchers looked at brainwaves connecting the somatosensory cortex (hSI) to the right inferior frontal cortex (IFC). White regions were experimental controls. Image: Brown University

How the Brain Ignores Distractions

Amrita Tuladhar Feb 9, 2015

Model could help officials anticipate overreactions to disease outbreaks

Model could help officials anticipate overreactions to disease outbreaks

Amrita Tuladhar Jan 16, 2015

A microscopic view of lab-grown human muscle bundles stained to show patterns made by basic muscle units and their associated proteins (red), which are a hallmark of human muscle.

Medicine Research

First Contracting Human Muscle Grown in Laboratory

Amrita Tuladhar Jan 16, 2015

HIV virus attacking cell.

Lower Survival Rates for HIV/AIDS Patients in South

Amrita Tuladhar Jan 16, 2015

Depression, Behavioral Changes May Precede Memory Loss in Alzheimer’s

Depression, Behavioral Changes May Precede Memory Loss in Alzheimer’s

Amrita Tuladhar Jan 18, 2015

Getting the salt out

Getting the salt out

RevoScience Oct 22, 2014

Normal cells (left) compared to when the cell ties are broken down (right). Credit: Vaughan et al. Cell Reports.

Medicine Research

Scientists Zero in on How Lung Cancer Spreads

Amrita Tuladhar Jan 1, 2015

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