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Mr. Adam Moon

MR. ADAM MOON Physics, Science Olympiad and Engineering Club FAVORITE SC MEMORY Doing the science shows for the 5th graders at St. Wenceslaus with my AP Physics students. I REALLY MISS… Seeing the students and catching up on their day-to-day lives. IN MY EXTRA SPARE TIME I’M... We are building...

Facebook is a harmful presence in our lives. It’s not too late to pull the plug on it

The company plans to tighten its grip on our everyday activities. We don’t have to just submit, says emerging technologies research fellow Jathan Sadowski

NY university janitor destroyed decades of research, caused $1M in damages, lawsuit claims

A janitor allegedly shut off a freezer that was storing research because the constant beeping noise it was making was annoying him

James A. Tarasca Named Special Agent in Charge of the Counterterrorism Division of the New York...

Director Christopher Wray has named James A. Tarasca as the special agent in charge of the Counterterrorism Division of the New York Field Office.

What is a randomized controlled trial in medical research?

All three words in the term 'randomized controlled trial' explained in easy-to-understand detail, giving you a simple way to understand this important element of medical research.

Are Financial Conflicts of Interest in Medical Research Overblown?

We should be worried about financial conflicts of interest in medical research. But it's more complicated than that.

Researchers Determine That Individuals' 'Breathprint' Are Unique; May Have Potential for Clinical...

New research shows that a person's "breathprint" is as unique as a fingerprint and may be as effective as bodily fluids in diagnosing diseases. That same research effort is showing that it is feasible to combine breath specimens and mass spectrometry to accurately identify disease. That could give clinical laboratories a new methodology to use when creating diagnostic assays.

Many unaware of child medical research

One in nine adults have participated in medical research, but only one in 20 children have, U.S. researchers say.

What Happens When You Donate Your Body to Medical Research?

Did you know you can donate your whole body to science after your death? Find out what happens when you donate your body to medical research.

Is the internet harming medical research?

Suzi Gage: It has never been easier for patients to support each other, but might this use of social media undermine clinical trials?

5 weird things medical researchers collect for science

Medical researchers around the world collect all manner of odd raw material for the biopharma industry, from cannibalistic snails to reptile venom to feces.

Why the U.S. Is Losing Its Edge on Medical Research

The United States may no longer be the leader in medical research due to lack of funding

Where are the women in social science research?

Gender perspectives in institutional operations is urgent, including systemic tracking across disciplines

How Can Wearable Technology Shape Medical Research?

Patients Find Each Other Online To Jump-Start Medical Research

Through their Facebook pages, chat rooms and message boards, patients are recruiting each other to participate in medical research in a kind of virtual word-of-mouth. Patient-initiated research is especially appealing to people with rare diseases whom researchers can't easily find.

Medical research findings need to be more accessible

Evidence syntheses must move beyond academia for real impact

When cells are donated for medical research

Did Henrietta Lacks give or receive? Why is her life immortal? These questions and more came up when my book group read

Cornell Researchers Identify Gut Microbes that May Help Some People Remain Thin; Findings Could...

Researchers at Cornell University have identified a family of microbes that may provide a genetic explanation for why some people are able to stay thin. If their findings are validated, pathologists might see a clinical laboratory test for this bacteria, along with a macrobotic regime to help people lose weight or stay lean.

Crowdfunding is all the rage, but can it work for medical research?

A potentially revolutionary crowdfunding platform is looking to do for science what Kickstarter is threatening to do for the entertainment industry.

The why & the how of research for the tribal people’s health : Indian Journal of Medical Research