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Calling All Hot Sleepers and Hot Flashers: This Wearable May Be Worth a Try - Vimarsana News

Calling All Hot Sleepers and Hot Flashers: This Wearable May Be Worth a Try

Could a personalized thermostat be a game-changing menopause device or hot-sleeping hack?

Source: cnet.com
UMass Amherst Engineers Create Bioelectronic Mesh Capable of Growing with Cardiac Tissues for Comprehensive Heart Monitoring - Vimarsana News

UMass Amherst Engineers Create Bioelectronic Mesh Capable of Growing with Cardiac Tissues for Comprehensive Heart Monitoring

In a boon for medical researchers, new tool is the first that can measure both mechanical movement and electrical signal in vitro using a single sensor

Scientists Answer a Fundamental Question in Biology: How Do Organisms Respond to Changing Conditions? - Vimarsana News

Scientists Answer a Fundamental Question in Biology: How Do Organisms Respond to Changing Conditions?

Research provides new insights into how cells in plants coordinate their responses. A team of researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst recently published a pioneering study that answers a central question in biology: how do organisms rally a wide range of cellular processes when the

UMass Amherst unlocks plant response mystery. - Vimarsana News

UMass Amherst unlocks plant response mystery.

UMass Amherst team uncovers plant cellular process responses to environmental changes.

Sabotaging Superbugs: Scientists Unveil New Tactics Against Antibiotic Resistance - Vimarsana News

Sabotaging Superbugs: Scientists Unveil New Tactics Against Antibiotic Resistance

Team develops test to identify new drugs that can disable pathogens and so make real gains in public health. Antibiotic-resistant “superbugs” that can defeat efforts to kill them are an urgent public health crisis, and according to the CDC, more than 2.8 million antibiotic-resistant infections oc