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To The Point
Those things that look like artillery shells are actually biodegradable microneedles. These needles are much smaller than conventional hypodermic needles, and cause less pain, tissue damage and skin...
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Nanoparticle Quilt
Sometimes we see a cool image and just want to tell you about it. Image Credit: Joe Tracy and Aaron Johnston-Peck, NC State University This image is a colorized transmission electron microscope (TEM)...
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Nifty Image of the Day – Neurons!
A rendered image of a primary neuronal stem cell culture in which cells were labeled with different fluorescently labeled proteins that differentiate between stem cells (orange/yellow) and their...
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Supernova Photo of the Day and Cool New Findings
Remnant of the Kepler supernova. Credit: Chandra X-ray Center The image above is of the Kepler supernova remnant, first discovered in 1604, and one of only a few Type Ia supernovas known to have...
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Art Installation? Or Research Project?
Admit it. You want to know what’s going on in this photo, right? (Click to enlarge.) Photo credit: Nick Haddad Sometimes science presents us with pretty fantastic images. When I saw this photo, from a...
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Is This Mouse a Pirate?
Deer mouse, with tag. Photo by Sarah Fritts. (Click to enlarge.) Did a field researcher somehow capture a pirate mouse? No! This raffish rodent is part of a study that is evaluating how harvesting...
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