The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association Study Highlights Need for Effective Sunburn Prevention Programs
Who's Getting Sunburned? Survey Finds Risk is Greater for Young Adults with Melanin-Rich Skin
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No, Cellphones Don't Cause Cancer. Probably
The tin foil hat, while fashionable, is an ineffective way of keeping the government’s radio waves from infiltrating and manipulating your mind. In fact, the hat may boost certain radio frequencies, which is OK because there’s no such thing as mind-controlling waves anyway.
New standards for better water quality in Europe
Researchers present recommendations for revision of the EU Water Framework Directive
Tracking the Movement of Cyborg Cockroaches
New research from North Carolina State University offers insights into how far and how fast cyborg cockroaches – or biobots – move when exploring new spaces. The work moves researchers closer to their goal of using biobots to explore collapsed buildings and other spaces in order to identify survivors.
Do You Look Like Your Name? People Can Match Names to Faces of Strangers With Surprising Accuracy
Computers can also be programmed to match names and faces, study says
Getting Rid of the Last Bits of Sulfur in Fuel
Scientists led by a team at Caltech have developed a new method for potentially removing nearly all sulfur compounds from gas and diesel fuel.
Sulfur compounds in fuels such as gasoline and diesel create air pollution when the fuel is burned. To address that challenge, large-scale oil refinery processes remove the majority of sulfur from fuel down to a government-mandated level. The new technique, however, has the potential to reduce sulfur down to a fraction of that amount, which would further reduce air pollution and extend the lifetime of vehicles' catalytic converters, which control tailpipe emissions.
