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Standford scientists discovered the speed of cells death
Two Stanford University system's biologists, Xianrui Cheng and James Ferrell, have discovered the speed at which cells die. The study could resolve a debate...
Fishing bans protect fish and don’t harm fishing communities
A new study led by Stanford scientists suggests that fishing bans don't hurt fishing communities. Such bans hold the potential to aid fishes to survive....
Making plans is essential for humans to gain autonomy over their lives
Why do people get upset when something about their planning goes awry?
When a person forget about his/her already scheduled meeting or multitasking, something goes...
New tool to improve fishing efficiency and sustainability
Stanford scientists have recently developed a new tool called EcoCast that can help fishers locate the most productive fishing spots. The tool will also help...
Sterol-producing bacteria that may change the way geologists interpret the rock record
Sterols linger in soils and rocks for billions of years and have filled in as an indication to geologists that the plants, creatures, and...
Stanford study shows that teens heed food rules that prioritize health
Eating healthy is an important part of a healthy lifestyle and is something that should be taught at a young age. A new study by...
Scientists investigate behavior in quantum systems with a toy-inspired technique
Newton’s cradle is more than a popular desktop plaything. It has taught a generation of students about conservation of momentum and energy.
Now, Stanford scientists...
New water-based battery to store solar and wind energy
Stanford specialists have built up a water-based battery that could give a modest method to store wind or sun oriented energy produced when the...
Scientists create gold nanoparticles in water
Gold is known as a noble metal since it is moderately unreactive. Not at all like base metals, for example, nickel and copper, gold...