Month: December 2018

As on Earth, so in space. A four-satellite mission that is studying magnetic reconnection — the breaking apart and explosive

A new study by MIT researchers finds that the growing practice of compiling massive, anonymized datasets about people’s movement patterns

Utrasounds and MRIs during pregnancy and after birth can detect most Zika-related brain abnormalities in infants, researchers report. If a

A worldwide search is on for blood donors who can help a 2-year-old girl who’s battling cancer and has one

In December 2015 the Brazilian government declared the Zika outbreak a national emergency and by mid-summer 2018 the Centers for

The concept of an urban heat island (UHI), a phenomenon in which urban areas are significantly warmer than the surrounding

Brown-bag lunches give you control over what you eat and what your children eat, but studies show that these to-go

Teams from the accelerator physics and the SRF groups at HZB are developing a superconducting linear accelerator featuring energy recovery

 In a mouse model of CKD, Chronic kidney disease (CKD), an affliction characterized by progressive loss of kidney function, affects millions

A change as simple as where you do most of your food shopping could translate to a better diet. A