A new device developed by Stanford University researchers could make it easier for doctors to monitor the success of blood vessel surgery.
Stanford researchers create a wireless, battery-free, biodegradable blood flow sensor
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Engineers Identify Novel, Affordable CO2 Capture Materials for Coal Power Plants
A computational modeling method developed at the University of Pittsburgh may help to fast-track the identification and design of new carbon capture and storage materials for use by the nation’s coal-fired power plants.
Drinking Water Guidelines in the US Vary Widely from State to State
Analysis of existing state and federal guidelines shows discrepancies in recommended safe levels of toxic contaminants PFOA and PFOS in drinking water.
Study Shows Algae Thrive Under Greenland Sea Ice
Though the stark landscape looks barren at first glance, microscopic marine plants flourish beneath the ice that covers the Greenland Sea.
Wyoming Researchers Part of Socio-Economic Study of Panama Canal Watershed
Research project that focused on novel socio-economic analysis aimed at finding out if ecological infrastructure investments are feasible in various scenarios to improve reliability of the Panama Canal.
Experts Warn Against Mega-Dams in Lowland Tropical Forests
Mega-dams should not be built in lowland tropical forest regions due to the threat they pose to biodiversity and ecosystems, according to experts.
