08/10/2014

Using groundwater to cool a supercomputer

More than 2.8 megalitres of water has been saved in just under a year using groundwater to cool the Pawsey Centre supercomputer in Perth.

Gluing chromosomes at the right place

During cell division, chromosomes acquire a characteristic X-shape with the two DNA molecules (sister chromatids) linked at a central "connection region" that contains highly compacted DNA. It was unknown if rearrangements ...

Parental care improves embryos' development in freshwater blenny

An article published in the journal Animal Biology indicates that parental care improves embryos' development in the river blenny. The article is signed by experts Dolors Vinyoles, Noëlle Fabre and Eduardo García, from the ...

Eradicating harmful impacts of manufacturing

The human and environmental dangers posed by a widely used manufacturing technique could be almost eradicated thanks to research led by Plymouth University.

Image: Alexander Gerst conducts spacewalk

ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst spent six hours and 13 minutes outside the International Space Station with NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman on Tuesday, 7 October 2014. This was the first spacewalk for both astronauts but they performed ...

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