(Guest post by Kimiyuki Asano) The 2016 Kumamoto earthquake sequence started on April 14, 2016, with an MW 6.1 foreshock occurring along the northern part of… Read more »
Day one of the MRS Fall in Boston
It's that time of year again... Holiday decorations in the Prudential Center; the Boston Pops Holiday Concerts; the Fall Materials Research Society meeting in… Read more »
Analyzing the traces of human behavior from geolocalization data gives clues for more accurate urban planning.
Scientists used seismic interferometry at the Lassen Volcanic Center to measure the affects of water and snow on the volcano’s surface. Here’s what… Read more »
Researchers used an eye tracker to examine the visual search strategies and the underlying decision-making processes of soccer referees in detail to determine… Read more »
D Did you know… Unrestricted access to scientific research cuts two ways for those outside research’s traditional strongholds in the U.S. and Western… Read more »
(Guest post by Grace Baynes) Earlier this month, CERN announced that SCOAP3, the pioneering initiative to enable open access in high-energy physics, will be… Read more »
Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded to Sir J. Fraser Stoddart, co-Editor-in-Chief of Applied Nanoscience.
Many reviewers feel that some form of public acknowledgment is more valuable than monetary payment when it comes to their services. In this podcast, Elizabeth… Read more »
