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Evices Help Folks Find Their Missing Loved Ones
Jan 10, 2014We've all seen news alerts for missing senior citizens. Sometimes those have a happy outcome, and other times they don't. I'm sure parents of kids with special needs also live with the worry that their child might wander off and get lost. ...
Tags: portable GPS tracking devices, eTrak, eZoom, tracking signal
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Mars Rover and Its Recent Tracks From Driving in Gale Crater Appear in an Image
Jan 10, 2014NASA's Curiosity Mars rover and its recent tracks from driving in Gale Crater appear in an image taken by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter on Dec. 11, 2013. Excerpts from ...
Tags: Curiosity Mars rover, Gale Crater
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A Few Things From The Past Several Days at The Consumer Electronics Show
Jan 10, 2014Here are a few things that have stood out for me from the past several days at the Consumer Electronics Show. 5G: The rollout of 4G LTE services may be still a work in progress, but that doesn't mean the folks who develop wireless ...
Tags: Consumer Electronics Show, 5G, WEARABLE GADGETS, SOCIALRADAR
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Marine Cyanobacteria Forms The Base of The Ocean Food Chain
Jan 10, 2014Marine cyanobacteria—tiny ocean plants that produce oxygen and make organic carbon using sunlight and CO2—are primary engines of Earth's biogeochemical and nutrient cycles. They nourish other organisms through the provision of ...
Tags: marine cyanobacteria, ocean food chain, vesicles, gene transfer
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Exploiting Quantum Phenomena Show Photosynthesis
Jan 10, 2014Light-gathering macromolecules in plant cells transfer energy by taking advantage of molecular vibrations whose physical descriptions have no equivalents in classical physics, according to the first unambiguous theoretical evidence of ...
Tags: photosynthesis, light-gathering macromolecules, quantum mechanical
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A Powerful Technique to Visualize The Shape and Motion of RNA
Jan 10, 2014Qi Zhang sees himself as a warrior. In his lab at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, he wages war on genetic diseases such as cancer and heart disease on a battlefield measured with single atoms. In a paper published by the ...
Tags: genetic diseases, RNA, nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
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The So-Called "Combined Cycle" Natural Gas Power Plants Can Worsen Air Quality
Jan 10, 2014Power plants that use natural gas and a new technology to squeeze more energy from the fuel release far less of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide than coal-fired power plants do, according to a new analysis accepted for publication Jan. 8 ...
Tags: power plants, emissions, fuel release, combined cycle
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Orbital Sciences Corp. Launched Its Unmanned Antares Rocket From Wallops Island
Jan 10, 2014A privately launched supply ship rocketed toward the International Space Station on Thursday following a series of delays ranging from the cold to the sun. Orbital Sciences Corp. launched its unmanned Antares rocket from Wallops Island, ...
Tags: supply ship, International Space Station, Orbital Sciences, Cygnus
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Safe Food Coalition and The Worker Health and Safety Coalition Wrote to Congress This Week
Jan 10, 2014Members of the Safe Food Coalition and the Worker Health and Safety Coalition wrote to members of Congress this week, asking them not to reduce the budget for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety Inspection Service and to remove ...
Tags: HIMP, Budget Negotiations, USDA, FDA
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A Common Problem at Pearl Harbor, Biofouling Affects Harbors Around The World
Jan 10, 2014A common problem at Pearl Harbor, biofouling affects harbors around the world. It's the process by which barnacles, muscles, oysters, and tubeworms accumulate on the bottom of boats and other surfaces. Now researchers at the University of ...
Tags: Pearl Harbor, biofouling, marine creatures, miniscule larvae
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Animal Ag and Soybeans Have a Relationship That Goes Back Generations
Jan 10, 2014Animal ag and soybeans have a relationship that goes back generations. That relationship will continue in 2014 as the soy checkoff supports some innovative work of the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF) and the USA Poultry and Egg Export ...
Tags: Meat-Export, Soybean-Meal Demand, Checkoff
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Daisy Bicking Developed Program for Rehabilitating Horses Recovering
Jan 10, 2014Daisy Bicking, a farrier based in Parkesburg, Pa., has been documenting horses' hooves for more than a decade. Over this time she has built a database of around 200,000 hoof images and radiographs-many of which belong to horses suffering ...
Tags: Horses, Rehabilitating Horses
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Aquatic Plants and Algae Are Able to Remove Radiopollution in The Fukushima Area
Jan 10, 2014After a huge earthquake caused severe damage to the Fukushima 1 Nuclear Power Plant in 2011, Japanese plant scientists have been working to determine the impact of radioactive contamination on wild and cultivated plants. In a special issue ...
Tags: Fukushima, 1 Nuclear Power Plant, radioactive contamination
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Statistics Canada Pegged Surprisingly Large 2013-14 Production Figures
Jan 10, 2014Statistics Canada pegged surprisingly large 2013-14 production figures for many of the crops grown in the country in its final crop report of 2013, released Wednesday. "There's just no getting around it, this is the biggest crop of ...
Tags: Large Crops, Statscan
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Alternative Feed Stuffs Helped Ease The Problem of High Feed Costs
Jan 10, 2014The program director with the Banff Pork Seminar says the willingness of pork producers to explore alternative feed ingredients has helped ease the problem of high feed costs. The Banff Pork Seminar is slated for January 21 to 23 at the ...
