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Bite-size view of brain space
- EurekAlert
- 20/11/21 06:00
A new study adds another layer to the remarkable evolutionary transition of life from water to land on Earth.The international study of the prehistoric 'relic' tetrapods, including salamander and lobe-finned lungfish and coelacanths, adds another perspective to the evolution of other four-legged land animals, including related animals such as frogs and reptiles which live in both terrestrial and...
From lab to industry? Ideally ordered porous titania films, made at scale
- EurekAlert
- 20/11/21 06:00
Researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University have realized high-throughput production of thin, ordered through-hole membranes of titanium dioxide. Titania layers were grown using anodization on mask-etched titanium before being crystallized. Applying a second anodization, they converted part of the layer back to an amorphous state. The amorphous portion was then selectively dissolved to free the...
Proteins in motion
- EurekAlert
- 20/11/21 06:00
Membrane proteins are more efficient at reaching distal dendrites than soluble proteins
Researchers develop more efficient method to recover heavy oil
- EurekAlert
- 20/11/21 06:00
The current global supply of crude oil is expected to meet demand through 2050, but there may be a few more drops to squeeze out. By making use of a previously undesired side effect in oil recovery, researchers have developed a method that yields up to 20% more heavy oil than traditional methods. Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology (TUAT) team published their results on August 24 in...
Screening may bypass one-quarter of child abuse cases
- EurekAlert
- 20/11/21 06:00
Up to one-quarter of people who suffer child sexual abuse might be passed over for treatment because of current screening procedures, according to UC Riverside psychology researchers. Their just-published study also finds that whether survivors of child sexual abuse identify themselves as abuse survivors influences the outcomes they experience in young adulthood. The study surveyed 2,195...