Newswise — SAN FRANCISCO — An automated pain recognition system using artificial intelligence (AI) holds promise as an unbiased method to detect pain in patients before, during and…
Read more AI Pain Recognition System Could Help Detect Patients’ Pain Before, During and After SurgeryNewswise — PhD candidate Emily Massingham from UQ’s Faculty of Science managed a team of researchers which visited 79 villages across the Bornean orangutan range in Kalimantan, conducting face to face interviews…
Read more Killing Remains a Threat to Bornean OrangutansNewswise — The study, published today in Nature, reports the sighting of two ice giant exoplanets colliding around a sun-like star, creating a blaze of light and plumes…
Read more Researchers Capture First-Ever Afterglow of Huge Planetary Collision in Outer SpaceBYLINE: Mike Koon Newswise — As the world focuses on not only solving the climate crisis but also sustaining the world’s food supply, researchers need tools to evaluate…
Read more Illinois Researchers Prove That New Method Can Be Used to Measure Ozone Stress in SoybeansNewswise — American University’s School of International Service (SIS) and Football for Peace (FfP), an international sports diplomacy non-government organization headquartered in London, UK, with the support of the…
Read more American University and Football for Peace Join Forces to Promote Sports Diplomacy, Launch Peace CenterNewswise — Is there a connection between the incidence of hurricanes and warming oceans? What do we know? Travis Miles and Scott Glenn, physical oceanographers at the Rutgers…
Read more Scientists Studying Idalia in Real-Time Available to Comment on Hurricanes and Warming OceansNewswise — As wind energy emerges as a linchpin in the global push towards a cleaner future, resistance to deploying renewable energy technologies has risen. This underscores the…
Read more Crucial Role of Society in Advancing Green Energy TransitionNewswise — “Eat or be eaten” is not always the way things are in nature. It can be beneficial for different species to team up and pool their…
Read more Subaquatic Molecular ExchangeNewswise — Instead of bulky metal plates and screws, bone fractures might someday be healed via targeted, controlled delivery of a specialized bone-growth protein. University of Oregon researchers…
Read more Tunable “Affibodies” Offer a New Approach to Healing Bone FracturesNewswise — Researchers at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering are improving the safety and performance of electric vehicles through a new design that protects their batteries. Their design…
Read more FAMU-FSU Researchers Advance Electric Vehicle Battery Safety with New Energy Absorption DesignNewswise — EL PASO, Texas (June 21, 2023) — In 2021, agricultural activities contributed to 10 percent of greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. Now, researchers at The…
Read more Researchers to Train Farmers on How to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Improve Soil HealthNewswise — October 24, 2022 – The nutrients in the food we eat is a vital component to supporting a healthy lifestyle. But did you know that most…
Read more Why Do Farmers Need to Test Their Soils?Newswise — The population also produced the fewest calves on record this year since counts began in 1994, an accompanying report explains. The 38 percent decline from a peak…
Read more Gray Whale Numbers Continue Decline; NOAA Fisheries Will Continue Monitoring
