Children diagnosed with autism perform better in school if they participate in two 30-minute drumming sessions a week, according to a new scientific study. Source – Author: Sciencedaily Date/time: 15th September 2018, 06:03
MIT Materials Research Laboratory (MRL) interns covered a wide gamut of challenges this summer, working with materials as soft as silk to as hard as iron and at temperatures from as low as that of liquid helium (-452.47 degrees Fahrenheit) to as high as that of melted copper (1,984 F). Summer Scholars and other interns participated […]Continue reading
Insights into how harmful white blood cells form during tuberculosis infection point to novel targets for pharmacological interventions. Source – Author: Sciencedaily Date/time: 31st August 2018, 15:03
MIT engineers have united the principles of self-assembly and 3-D printing using a new technique, which they highlight today in the journal Advanced Materials. By their direct-write colloidal assembly process, the researchers can build centimeter-high crystals, each made from billions of individual colloids, defined as particles that are between 1 nanometer and 1 micrometer across. […]Continue reading
Scientists have discovered a new way to organize odor molecules based on how often they occur together in nature, and to map this data to discover regions of odor combinations humans find most pleasurable. Source – Author: Sciencedaily Date/time: 30th August 2018, 12:03
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