NASA’s Medical Research on Space Station
NASA astronauts have worked with NIH researchers to conduct experiments on the space station for more than a decade. The post NASA’s Medical Research on Space Station appeared first on EYES IN.
View ArticleDr. Valter Longo Finds Fasting Slows Tumor Growth
Dr. Longo reports that fasting cycles retard growth of tumors and sensitize a range of cancer cell types to chemotherapy. The post Dr. Valter Longo Finds Fasting Slows Tumor Growth appeared first on...
View ArticleAre We Too Afraid to Explore Space?
On the 45th Apollo anniversary, author Rand Simberg says too few people are dying in space & an irrational risk aversion holds spaceflight hostage. The post Are We Too Afraid to Explore Space?...
View ArticleBRAIN Initiative IDs Ethical Standards for Research
BRAIN Initiative identifies ethical standards to guide neuroscience research and to address ethical dilemmas regarding application. The post BRAIN Initiative IDs Ethical Standards for Research appeared...
View ArticleExperimental Ebola Drug ZMapp Arrives in Liberia
An experimental Ebola drug, ZMapp, arrived in Liberia to treat two doctors suffering from the virus, which has killed more than 1,000 people. The post Experimental Ebola Drug ZMapp Arrives in Liberia...
View ArticleYale STEP Research Reverses Effects of Alzheimer’s
Researchers at Yale School of Medicine have discovered STEP inhibitors that reverse the brain deficits of Alzheimer’s disease in mice. The post Yale STEP Research Reverses Effects of Alzheimer’s...
View ArticleNASA’S Invites Us to ‘SkyScience’
NASA is inviting people around the globe to step outside during Earth Science Week, Oct. 12-18, observe the sky and share their observations ... The post NASA’S Invites Us to ‘SkyScience’ appeared...
View ArticleNASA Developing New Materials
NASA is seeking proposals to develop and manufacture ultra-lightweight materials for aerospace vehicles and structures of the future. Proposals will demonstrate lower-mass alternatives ... The post...
View ArticleYou Are Smarter Than You Think Changes School, Work Focus
You Are Smarter Than You Think embraces multiple learning talents, shifting the current levels of education performance in school and in on the job. The post You Are Smarter Than You Think Changes...
View ArticleSciencebite Gives You Professional Answers
Vivian Van Dijk met with Sciencebite Co-Founders Salman Samson Rogers & Stephane-Bertin Hoffman, with CTO Lester Perez at the Web Summit 2014 in Dublin. The post Sciencebite Gives You Professional...
View Article10th Year of NASA’s STEM Education Event
Honeywell and NASA are celebrating 10 years of collaboration with FMA Live! STEM Education, education program that inspires middle school students. The post 10th Year of NASA’s STEM Education Event...
View ArticleNASA Astronaut 3D Prints Wrench in Space
When International Space Station commander Barry Wilmore needed a wrench, NASA knew just what to do. They 'emailed' him one. The post NASA Astronaut 3D Prints Wrench in Space appeared first on EYES IN.
View ArticleStudents Learn First Hand With SpaceX’s New Launch
SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft carried scientific research conceived and designed by students who are learning what it takes to conduct research in space. The post Students Learn First Hand With SpaceX’s...
View ArticleNASA Invites Students to Help Design With X-Hab
College students have the opportunity to be at the forefront of innovation for NASA’s journey to Mars by designing systems for future space habitats and exploration systems through the agency’s...
View ArticleNew NASA Mission Will Give the Moon its Own Moon
It almost sounds like a late ’90s sci-fi flick: NASA sends a spacecraft to an asteroid, plucks a boulder off its surface with a robotic claw, and brings it back in orbit around the moon. Then, brave...
View ArticleYear in Space Starts for 1 American & 1 Russian
Three crew members representing the United States and Russia are on their way to the International Space Station after launching from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Share your innovative news...
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