Scientific research News

German scientists from Kiel University and the Hamburg University of Technology have discovered aerographite, a material six times lighter than air.

Tel Aviv - Research scientists at Israel's Weizmann Institute have found a way of blocking one type of molecular message that causes rampant cellular growth.

New research by scientists in Spain suggests that rather than the universe expanding, as is generally believed, time is gradually slowing down and will eventually stop altogether.

Scientists discovered a new link for Alzheimer's Disease. This news could lead to millions of people being saved from the humiliation of Alzheimer's.

Sydney - Scientists were lining up from around the world to disprove the OPERA readings of FTL neutrinos. While these findings may not have been accurate, the fact remains that physics is obsessively negative regarding FTL or anything resembling FTL phenomena.

Including sweet foods at breakfast time may encourage weight loss. Researchers have found that eating a breakfast packed with carbohydrates and protein can help prevent weight regain by reducing hunger cravings later in the day.

A rare neurological disorder called Foreign Accent Syndrome has puzzled patients and physicians for decades. FAS comes on suddenly with the afflicted person speaking in a consistent “foreign” accent.

New research from Sweden finds household mold more prevalent and potent than commonly believed. Article includes analysis about the many implications of scientific research into mold found in buildings.