The plant that grows best after a dose of radiation can help Terraform Mars
Researchers have identified a plant that can survive harsh conditions on Mars, potentially helping future humans to form it. If […]
Physicists have created the world’s most difficult maze
Daedalus could have learned a thing or two from a team of physicists in the UK and Switzerland. Taking principles
Meet our new faculty: Jesus Beltran
New University of Delaware faculty member Jesus Beltran grew up in a small town in Columbia. He was always fascinated
Chinese missile accidentally launches during test, then crashes
A commercial Chinese rocket was accidentally launched during a ground test on Sunday, soaring into the air before crashing into
Beyond the Standard Model: New Spin-Spin-Velocity Experiments May Rewrite Physics Textbooks
Chinese researchers have used solid-state quantum spin sensors to investigate novel velocity-related interactions between electron spins, providing valuable data and
Can cheek swabs save babies’ hearing?
Summary: Valley Children’s Precision Medicine Program is pioneering a genetic test that quickly identifies infants at risk of aminoglycoside-induced hearing
Fossil fuel firms force countries to compensate them, says Mary Robinson
Fossil fuel companies are forcing governments to compensate them for lost revenue in the transition to a low-carbon global economy