Exploring the Genetics of Obesity: Are We Born to Gain Weight?
One of the most significant public health problems of our times in modern society is obesity. It affects thousands living […]
Wildlife Corridors: Connecting Habitats to Save Endangered Species
Different Avenues to Innovative Conservation Genetic Techniques Through inequitable distribution of health care resources there may be other ways to
The Economics of Space: How the Industry is Shaping Global Markets
As private enterprises and cutting-edge technologies now drive development in the space sector, overseas observers can no longer rely on
The Physics of Superconductors: Paving the Way for a New Era of Technology
Superconducting materials, which have zero resistance, have attracted the attention of both physicists and engineers for over a century now.
How Advances in Genetics are Transforming Reproductive Health
Genetics have wrought great changes in reproduction health. In recent years, technological innovation brought us the human genome — this
The Future of Sustainable Agriculture: Balancing Food Production and Environmental Health
Industrial agriculture is the biggest manufacturing industry in agriculture. Its high efficiency has minimal pollution and lower initial outlay means
Exploring the Dark Side of the Moon: What We Might Discover
The Moon is Earth’s only constant companion. A lunar cycle is almost one month long, and so it is easy
Exploring the Multiverse: Theories and Evidence from Cutting-Edge Physics
Only found in science fiction and speculative philosophy eighty-seven years ago, the notion of an ‘universe’ is now emerging as
The Role of Genetics in Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorders
The autism spectrum disorders (ASD) cover a range of neurodevelopmental conditions that bring challenges in social communication, repetition and restricted
How Electric Vehicles are Driving the Transition to a Greener Future
With a changing climate and deteriorating environment, electric vehicles are now an essential tool for sustainability in the world population.