Porphyrin-based nanosheet filters capture nanoparticles as small as viruses (~100 nm) while maintaining high air flow. The filter, constructed from ordered porphyrin meshes on nanofiber-modified ...

Intrigued by this hidden brilliance, a team of researchers at James Cook University embarked on a quest to uncover the molecules responsible for these glowing hues.. Linda Reinhold led the study that ...

Urban rats spread a deadly bacteria as they migrate within cities that can be the source of a potentially life-threatening disease in humans, according to a six-year study by Tufts University ...

MOROGORO, Tanzania — Often dismissed as pests, rats have long been misunderstood. But the African giant pouched rat (Cricetomys ansorgei), the world’s longest, is challenging that perception ...

MOROGORO, Tanzania – Rats have long been misunderstood, often seen as pests rather than pals. However, the African giant pouched rat, the largest in the world, possesses special qualities that ...

In Washington, D.C., for example, the rat population is growing 1.5 times faster than it is in New York City, because the more northerly city has taken notable steps to keep rodents in check.

They also showed in EPP liver cell culture models that the histamine pathway promotes porphyrin accumulation, which is blocked by the over-the-counter antihistamine drug classes that treat allergy ...

Following one of the first public screenings of the film, Eggers discussed the scene in a conversation with Guillermo del Toro, saying, “If there are rats in the foreground, they’re real, and ...

Some rats training to drive press a lever before their car is placed on the track, as if they’re eagerly anticipating the ride ahead. The new destination of joy. Concepts from introductory psychology ...

Rats typically prefer dirt, sticks and rocks over plastic objects. Now, we had them driving cars. Yes, rats can drive. Here's what that means for science.

Rats typically prefer dirt, sticks, and rocks over plastic objects. Now, we had them driving cars. But humans didn’t evolve to drive either.

Some rats training to drive press a lever before their car is placed on the track, as if they're eagerly anticipating the ride ahead. The new destination of joy.