Day June 30, 2014

Carbon-Sensing Satellite Prepares For Second Launch

i i hide captionThe Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 will monitor carbon dioxide emissions. jhoward/NASA/JPL The Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 will monitor carbon dioxide emissions. jhoward/NASA/JPL NASA is preparing to launch a satellite capable of monitoring carbon dioxide emissions from space. The Orbiting…

Stacy Keibler Puts WHAT on Her Food?!

She first hit the spotlight as a professional wrestler. But these days, Stacy Keibler has expanded her role in the spotlight as actress and model—and not to mention, a lifestyle blogger and mom-to-be (due date: September) who touts a clean-living…

Learning the language of biomolecular assembly

The National Physical Laboratory (NPL) will carry out unique experiments to investigate biomolecular self-assembly at UK and EU synchrotron facilities. From infection to tissue regeneration, biomolecular self-assembly underpins all biological processes. Often viewed as an ‘intermolecular language’, it encodes the…

Abortion issue drives campaigns

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) promises to do more to limit abortions if Republicans take control of the U.S. Senate, while Wendy Davis, the Democratic nominee for Texas governor, tried to galvanize support a year after her marathon filibuster…

Concern at lack of teenage patients in cancer trials

Age limits on clinical trials need to be more flexible to allow more teenage cancer patients the chance to access new treatments, according to a report from the National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI), published in the Lancet Oncology today (Monday). “Right now…