Science and engineering

The corrective and overhaul preventive works, including spare parts and repairing of traction and brake systems, for the Prima T8 (KZ8A[1]) and Prima M4 (KZ4AT[2]) locomotives will be performed there for a period of 25 years. 

Researchers adapt cheap, unobtrusive method for immersion

New research has found the best coping strategies for stressed out kids and teens. Here are 4 tips from their work.

Vaccines usually don't work as well in older people, but new research shows a high-dose flu shot may work much better.

Differences in modern saliva genes suggest a "ghost" species of ancient humans interbred with others—and that it may not have been unusual.

Blood tests for a certain protein could show whether a patient is at risk for developing Alzheimer's disease.

Meyer Burger awarded further contracts of about CHF 22 million from an Asian customer for its MB PERC cell technology on the MAiA ® platform and its SiNA ® cell coating equipment.

Big aging oilfields could throw off climate impact estimates.

A new discovery could change the way surgeons operate on meniscus tears in knees.

"We have identified a potential treatment for alcohol spectrum disorder. Currently, there is none."

Computations generated on seismic prospecting, flow simulation, geo-mechanics and fracturing modelling will reduce calculation times by two- to four-fold, as well as allowing greater volumes of data to be processed.

Chennai will be the venue of the first Festival of Science which is to be held from July 20 till July 27, 2017 as a series of nuclear science and technology educational events organized by Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corporation and JSC ASE EC

UCLA professor of social welfare co-authored new report showing that more than half of people succeed in discontinuing usage of psychiatric medications.

IVF can cost as much as $15,000 per session. New research in piglets could lower that cost.

 It is the first time the EIB has lent directly to a higher education institution in the Baltic States.