STEM
Temporary Tattoo Could Offer Needle-Free Way to Monitor Glucose Levels
Nanoengineers at the University of California, San Diego have tested a temporary tattoo that both extracts and measures the level of glucose in the fluid in between skin cells.
Humans Are Pushing Earth Farther Toward Becoming Inhospitable, New Study Suggests
Global Temperature Was Highest on Record in 2014; NASA and NOAA Scientists Confirm
Beagle2 Mars Lander Located In Tact After 11 Years Missing, Thanks to NASA Orbiter
Solar System Formation May Have Had Less To Do With Meteorites Than Previously Thought
Global Sea Level Rise Over Past 20 Years More Dramatic Than Previously Believed
Asian Pitcher Plants Observed Using a Clever Trick to Lure Insect Prey Despite Absence of a Brain
Large Deep Sea Creatures Are Not So Massive as They Are Generally Perceived, New Study Finds
By Russell WesterholmAncient Fish Skull Shows Bone and Cartilage Characteristics, Significant for History of Jawed Vertebrates
By Russell WesterholmChina's Unmanned Service Module Enters Orbit of the Moon, State Agency Confirms
By Russell WesterholmSpaceX Falcon 9 Re-Landing Attempt Fails, Capsule Finds Way to ISS
By Russell WesterholmSaturn's Location in Space Confirmed With Never-Before-Seen Accuracy
By Russell WesterholmCuriosity Mars Rover May Have Snapped Photos of 'Fossil'-Like Objects on Red Planet
By Russell WesterholmExplosive Pair of Massive Stars, 'Stellar Monster' Eta Carinae, Observed in Detail (LOOK)
By Russell WesterholmBaby Killer Whale a Ray of Hope, but Must Survive Its First Year of Life
By Russell Westerholm
