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Designed a “core-shell structure catalyst” using cost-effective ruthenium to improve its potential for commercialization. Selected as a cover paper in the prestigious catalysis journal Energy & Environmental Science. Seoul National University’s College of Engineering has announced a significant advancement in eco-friendly hydrogen production. A research team led by Professor Jin Young Kim from the Department […]

C. diff, a dangerous and highly contagious infection, spreads in hospitals much more than previously believed, especially through environmental surfaces like beds, equipment, and even healthcare workers’ hands. C. difficile (C. diff) is a highly contagious bacteria and a leading cause of hospital-acquired infections. New research shows that C. diff spreads over three times more […]

Edward Saltzman, the academic dean at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy and an associate professor at both the Friedman School and Tufts University School of Medicine, explains what scientists understand about magnesium, what remains uncertain, and offers guidance on how to take it responsibly. Magnesium is an essential mineral found naturally in […]

Sudden arrhythmic death syndrome (SADS) is a stealthy killer of young people, but new research has revealed potential warning signs that often go unrecognized. By analyzing over 900 cases of sudden cardiac death in Sweden, scientists identified patterns like fainting spells, seizures, and abnormal heart rhythms that appeared before death. With better screening, especially among […]

CERN scientists have built a 3840 MPixel detector using mobile camera sensors to track antihydrogen’s fall in gravity. This could revolutionize antimatter experiments with real-time, ultra-high precision imaging. Using a beam of antihydrogen and a groundbreaking detector made from modified mobile phone camera sensors, the AEgIS experiment captures minuscule displacements with unprecedented resolution. This cutting-edge […]