Category Archives: Research
Can we accurately diagnose different clinical variants of Progressive Supranuclear Palsy using IPMDS-PSP criteria?
Microbial community assembly and the microbiome revolution
Exploring gap junction networks required for zebrafish skin pattern formation
Is that possible to prevent parasitic iatrogenic blood bank transmission?
Waking a sleeping giant: How increasing Africa’s research output can benefit global cardiovascular health?
Lipid nanoparticles loaded with CpG oligonucleotides exert an antitumor effect via immunomodulation
Sustainable solutions: Tamarind Seed Kernel powder (TKP) adhesive as a green alternative for lignocellulosic composites

The majority of petroleum-based adhesives applied in the wood industry today, particularly formaldehyde-based adhesives. Their application trend is increasing due to their wide availability, superior bonding, durability, and resistance to heat and moisture. However, formaldehyde-based adhesives continuously
Fatigue assessment strategy using Bayesian techniques
Starch fatty acid esters – versatile bio-based thermoplastics
From complexity to simplicity via microbial division of labor inspired by Nature
Am I at risk of developing diabetes if exposed to insecticide?
Murburn concept explains why oxygen is acutely needed to sustain life
Molecular classification of glioma stem cells
BioID screen for bacterial virulence proteins: new tools for infectious disease research
Layer-dependent fast electron transfer at the Zn-phthalocyanine-few-layer graphene interface: theory explains

The photo-induced effective interfacial charge separation in Zn phthalocyanine/few-layer graphene heterojunctions has been a promising observation for fabrication of efficient energy-conversion devices. Few-layer graphene are two-dimensional (2D) systems composed of one-atom-thick honeycomb layers of sp2 -hybridized carbon