The Law of Conservation of Mass was established as a basic rule of chemistry from Antoine Lavoisier’s work on combustion. The Law of Conservation of Mass says that matter may be changed from one form to another but cannot be created…
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The Nobel Prize winner Niels Henrik David Bohr was born in Copenhagen, Denmark on October 7 1885. The middle of three children, his father Christian Bohr was the professor of physiology at Copenhagen University and his mother was the daughter…
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The beautiful thing about science is that when objective evidence comes into the light that contradicts one of its ideas, it actually addresses the new evidence and adjusts accordingly. Science has made a name for itself by predicting events that…
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Microfluidics is a technology or approach that utilizes or studies small fluid samples. Generally, microfluidics involves manipulating the sample in channels that measure only tens of millimeters across. This technology is present on a chip – a form that has…
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Shoulder to Shoulder – Rotator Cuff Surgery He came toward me from across the room at the funeral parlor. A huge man, easily 250 lbs. Barrel-chested, close cropped hair, goatee, leather jacket. He wasn’t anyone that I knew. But then…
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There are many reasons that someone’s voice sounds different when it is recorded. Most notable is that when we speak we are hearing vibrations from the act of speaking as well as what was spoken and when listening to a…
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Technology for the world of tomorrow will focus on the efficiencies absent in the world today. As change is the largest worry in current times, whether in our homes, within society, as a global adjustment, or even an off planet…
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What is ERPC? ERPC stands for Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography and is one of the many endoscopic techniques used in detecting upper gastrointestinal structural problems through non invasive means. The procedure involves the passing of an endoscopy tube, which is a…
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At first glance, it would seem perfectly acceptable to deny medical treatment to smokers and the obese. After all, why should we help those whose conditions have been caused by a lifetime of bad habits and self-destructive behavior? Well, the…
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Improvements In Breast Cancer Screening With 35 million mammograms performed yearly for breast cancer screening, it is important to have a very accurate screening process. Almost 90% of lumps are discovered by breast self-examination (BSE) which should be performed weekly…
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