Archaeologists identify migrant potters in Tampa Bay community
Archaeologists have identified a secret community of migrant potters in Tampa Bay that dates back centuries.
Category: Science
Texas researchers create new model to analyze hurricane vortices
Researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington have developed a mathematical model for identifying rotating structures inside hurricanes that NOAA now uses worldwide.
Graphene oxide nanosheets control drying droplet patterns to form webs or mosaics
Scientists published a study in Langmuir on September 21, 2026, explaining how graphene oxide nanosheets dictate the shapes left by evaporating liquid drops.
Rutgers study finds fathers of daughters show higher commitment to mothers
A Rutgers University study published in Personality and Individual Differences reports that fathers with daughters exhibit greater attachment and trust toward their partners.
Researchers identify rare DNA gyrase poison Pyr-AMC for future antibiotics
An FIU team published a new screening method that found Pyr-AMC, a compound that poisons bacterial DNA gyrase, in Nucleic Acids Research.
England education policy shifts definition of inclusion for students with needs
The Department for Education in England is updating guidance on inclusion bases to support students with special educational needs and disabilities.
Plasma treatment improves durability of plant-based packaging films
Researchers at North Carolina State University published a study in Applied Surface Science on how dielectric barrier discharge plasma enhances moisture resistance in cellulosic nanofibril films.
International Dyslexia Association updates definition after two decades
Researchers at Texas A&M University helped revise the International Dyslexia Association's definition of dyslexia for the first time since 2002.
Truckee River microplastic levels jump tenfold during spring flows
Scientists found that microplastic concentrations in the Truckee River increased nearly ten times between fall 2022 and spring 2023.
New mechanism helps cells prevent DNA replication errors
An international team from the University of Zurich and CNIO reports a discovery in Nature this week about how cohesin safeguards genetic information during cell division.