Futurity |
Popis: Futurity features the latest discoveries in all fields from scientists at the top universities in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia.
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These invasive lizards get more agressive when it’s hot out21:38 A new study finds that invasive brown anoles become more aggressive toward native green anoles as temperatures rise. How stress hormones can strengthen emotional memories20:34 A new study investigates how cortisol, a stress-related hormone, helps the brain build emotional memories. FDA drug trials are leaving out a lot of Americans20:34 "When a trial includes only a narrow slice of humanity, we can't be confident a drug will work—or be safe—for everyone it's meant to help." Small RNA molecule is a big deal for cholesterol and heart disease20:33 A previously overlooked RNA molecule plays a major role in controlling cholesterol production and the development of heart disease. Can Earth’s atmosphere help support human life on the moon?20:33 New research shows that Earth’s magnetic field has helped deliver atmospheric particles to the lunar surface over billions of years. Raising the drinking age could benefit teen mental health in Europe20:33 A study based on policy changes in Spain shows that teenagers drink significantly less alcohol when the minimum legal drinking age is raised. People trust science more when they see themselves in it20:33 "When it comes to trusting scientists, who is practicing science matters almost as much to Americans as what their science reveals." These are the world’s smallest programmable robots20:33 New microscopic swimming machines can independently sense and respond to their surroundings, operate for months, and cost just a penny each. New blood test shows whether brain cancer treatment is working19:30 "That is huge for glioblastoma patients. It could potentially prevent patients from getting prolonged treatments that are ineffective..." Team creates first lab-made mini hearts to study A-fib19:30 "Our new model allows us to study living human heart tissue directly, something that hasn't been possible before." |