Subretinal microchip helps blind to see
Functional vision was restored in the majority of nine German patients implanted with a subretinal microchip as part of a second human clinical trial,...
Exoplanet Kepler 37b is tiniest yet – smaller than Mercury
This article was first published on BBC News by Jason Palmer
Astronomers have smashed the record for the smallest planet beyond our Solar System -...
Antianxiety drugs affect fish survival
This article was first published on ScienceNews by Erin Wayman
Fish let their inhibitions go when exposed to a common antianxiety medication, a new study...
Cell connections key in valve disease
The calcification (hardening) that occurs in heart valve disease has been associated with a pathological change in the behavior of valve interstitial cells, but...
Forecasting a Supernova Explosion
Pasadena, CA—Type II supernovae are formed when massive stars collapse, initiating giant explosions. It is thought that stars emit a burst of mass as...
A pox upon cancer Retooled virus extends survival in terminal patients
This article was first published on ScienceNews by Nathan Seppa
A tweaked virus that invades malignant cells has allowed patients with advanced liver cancer to...
Submarine-cable Express connecting East and South-east Asia completed
This article was first published on NEC
Tokyo, February 19, 2013 - NEC Corporation and Fujitsu Limited today announced that they have completed construction of...
The future of mobile phone design
This article was first published onFriends of the Earth by Nithya Natarajan
What exciting innovation would you like to see in your next mobile phone?...
Learning how to repair and value electronics
This article was first published on Friends of the Earth by Janet Gunter
Who hasn't been frustrated by a laptop with a dodgy dvd drive...
DOST holds 1st Philippine International Science Fair
This article was first published on DOST by Allan Mauro V. Marfal
Science awareness in the Philippines is poised to take off for higher ground....