Science Happenings

Cold Fusion – Almost Boundless Energy Since “normal” fusion takes huge amounts of energy to start and even maintain the process, cold fusion has been the dream of

  Really? Detect Cancer From A Simple Blood Sample How great would it be to do a simple diabetes-like pin prick on the finger and detect cancer?  Not

  Bionic Eye Implant – A Truly Awesome Discovery Imagine the importance of a bionic eye.  Better yet, let me put that in context for you … I

  Weyl Fermions Detected On Earth I almost missed this one – and it is important.  Weyl Fermions are a type of subatomic particle that a German physicist

Pi – The Endless Number Everyone knows about the unusual properties of the number pi – the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter but

  Killing Only The Cancer Cells – Algae Nanoparticles May Succeed In That Dream Algae Nanoparticles were new to me until today, but how often have you thought

  Light for Alzheimers? A recent study conducted by a Korean research team led by Professor Chan Beum Park has had success suppressing assemblies of beta-amyloids with photo

Cage Temperature Skews Lab Mice Studies? When studies are done on lab mice, it’s possible that those studies may be skewed by the temperature of the cages. Recent

Apollo moon landing fans now have the chance to help transcribe the information from the mission. The Smithsonian is currently working with fans to help to digitalize the

  Quantum Computing – What’s That? So what’s the difference between a quantum computer chip and the computer chips we use today? Well, let’s start by saying that