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Atomic Magnetometer Could Have Biomedical, Navigation Applications

By Guest PostOctober 31, 2018Healthatomic magnetometer, brain, magnetic field, robert wyllie, rubidium atoms, traumatic brain injury

Measuring very small changes in the brain’s magnetic fields could lead to a better understanding of maladies such as epilepsy, post-traumatic stress disorder, and traumatic brain injury, but the equipment used for such measurements today is bulky and expensive. Scientists and engineers at the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) want to address that issue by creating a new generation of atomic magnetometers based on clouds of rubidium atoms. (more…)

Smart Dubai and IBM to Offer the First Government-Endorsed Blockchain Platform in the Middle East

By Guest PostOctober 30, 2018Technologyblockchain, dubai blockchain platform, ibm, middle east, platform, smart dubai

– New service to be delivered through an IBM Cloud environment built in the UAE

– Organizations to benefit from keeping their data in-country and conducting transactions locally (more…)

Antiblockiersystem in Arterien schützt vor Herzinfarkt

By Guest PostOctober 30, 2018Healthantiblockiersystem in arterien, lai wen, robert feil, schlaganfall, schuetzt vor herzinfarkt, susanne feil

Forschende der Universität Tübingen entdecken einen körpereigenen Mechanismus, der gefährliche Blutgerinnsel hemmt

Tübinger Biochemiker haben einen körpereigenen Mechanismus entdeckt, der die Entstehung gefährlicher Blutgerinnsel im Inneren von Blutgefäßen, sogenannter Thrombosen, verhindern kann. Bislang wurde dieses natürliche Antiblockiersystem für Arterien vor allem an Mäusen untersucht. (more…)

Vegan and traditional kimchi have same microbes, study finds

By Guest PostOctober 29, 2018Healthmichelle zabat, microbes, probiotic bacteria, traditional kimchi, vegan, vegan kimchi, william sano

Brown University researchers have found that kimchi made without seafood products has the same “probiotic” bacteria as more traditional kimchi. (more…)

Size-based standards incentivize automakers to increase size of cars, study finds

By Guest PostOctober 28, 2018Scienceautomakers, footprint based rules, james sallee, koichiro ito, size based standards

As the Trump administration weighs how to revise fuel economy standards, a new study finds footprint-based rules are less effective and more costly than a flat standard with credit trading. (more…)

Symmetrie führt zu neuer Formel

By Guest PostOctober 28, 2018Sciencechristoph dittel, chung ki hong, effekt, hong ou mandel, schoenheit, symmetrie

Der Traum eines Wissenschaftlers, die komplexe Wirklichkeit in einer möglichst einfachen Gesetzmäßigkeit auszudrücken, ist für den Doktoranden Christoph Dittel in Erfüllung gegangen. Er hat mit einem Team am Institut für Experimentalphysik und Kollegen in Freiburg und Paris eine Formel gefunden, die alle Fälle von totaler destruktiver Interferenzen mehrerer Quantenteilchen beschreibt. (more…)

Global garden: How one man’s vision to feed his family blossomed into an international effort

By Guest PostOctober 26, 2018Technologydennis mcclung, garden pool, global garden, solar powered, water sterilization system

Nine years ago, Dennis McClung had a rundown swimming pool and an ambitious goal — to plant a garden that would provide a self-sustaining food system for his family. (more…)

Black holes really just ever-growing balls of string, researchers say

By Guest PostOctober 24, 2018Sciencebin guo, black holes, firewall argument, fuzzballs, samir mathur, shaun hampton

Calculations find a flaw in the firewall argument

Black holes aren’t surrounded by a burning ring of fire after all, suggests new research.

Some physicists have believed in a “firewall” around the perimeter of a black hole that would incinerate anything sucked into its powerful gravitational pull. (more…)

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