Author Archives: Paul Cook

Construction of Gehry’s Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Yet To Start

According to the official statements from the Guggenheim Foundation, work on the new Abu Dhabi Museum, designed by architect Frank Gehry, has still not started. Recent reports state the contract for the £530 million Guggenheim…

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Antidepressants Linked to Tooth Implant Failure

A new pilot study by a team of researchers at the University at Buffalo found that every year of usage of antidepressants could increase the risk of tooth implant failure. Antidepressants, which are used to treat…

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People with Rage Disorder Twice as Likely to Have Latent Toxoplasmosis Parasite Infection

A new study by the University of Chicago Medical Center states that there is a definitive connection between Intermittent Explosive Disorder and exposure to the common toxoplasma gondii parasite, which is generally found in cat…

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Researchers Unlock Mechanisms in Brain That Separate Food Consumption from Cravings

Researchers from the University of Missouri-Columbia studied the behavioral patterns of non-homeostatic eating, which is more driven by eating patterns, palatability, and habitual food clues rather than hunger itself. According to the team, finding out…

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Young Children Can Benefit From Playing Video Games

Children love playing video games, yet for some reason, they have been labeled as bad for their health. Their effects on children’s health have often been perceived as negative, but new research by Columbia University’s…

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Scientists Discover Hidden Galaxies Behind the Milky Way

Scientists have discovered several hidden galaxies nearby, which has shed some light on the gravitational anomaly that has been named as the Great Attractor. Although the hidden galaxies are just 250 million light years away…

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Flexible Skin That Can Trap Radar Waves and Cloak Objects

Iowa State University engineers have managed to manufacture and design an innovative, flexible structure that can stretch and tune to the surface to which it is applied. The Meta skin has rows upon rows of minute…

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Tomatoes and Peas Harvested From Mars Soil Simulant

Researchers have continued their experimentation regarding the growth of plants and organic food in soil extracted from outer space. The first experiment showed some promise, but not the best results. However, the second experiment revealed some…

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Insect Wings Might Serve Gyroscopic Function

According to new research by the University of Washington, insect wings have the ability to serve as gyroscopes. In the past, the understanding that gyroscopes seldom existed in the natural environment prevailed in the scientific…

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A Virus That Dates Back 30 Million Years

A team of researchers from Boston College studied the distribution of a virus which is said to have penetrated the eco-system millions of years ago. This virus was found in the preliminary study of ancient mammals,…

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Author Archives: Paul Cook

Construction of Gehry’s Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Yet To Start

Antidepressants Linked to Tooth Implant Failure

People with Rage Disorder Twice as Likely to Have Latent Toxoplasmosis Parasite Infection

Researchers Unlock Mechanisms in Brain That Separate Food Consumption from Cravings

Young Children Can Benefit From Playing Video Games

Scientists Discover Hidden Galaxies Behind the Milky Way

Flexible Skin That Can Trap Radar Waves and Cloak Objects

Tomatoes and Peas Harvested From Mars Soil Simulant

Insect Wings Might Serve Gyroscopic Function

A Virus That Dates Back 30 Million Years

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