Research Stash Weekly Review #29

Weekly Review #29 – Summary of the latest news In science and technology research across the world, carefully handpicked by team Research Stash

Astronomers Have Found the Universe’s Missing Matter

For decades, some of the atomic matter in the universe had not been located. Recent papers reveal where it’s been hiding. Read More

Bizarre Physics Phenomenon Suggests Objects Can Be Two Temperatures at Once

A new uncertainty principle holds that quantum objects can be at two temperatures at once, which is similar to the famous Schrödinger’s cat thought experiment, in which a cat in a box with a radioactive element can be both alive and dead. Read More

Astronomers Spot a Black Hole Sucking Up an Earth-Size Clump of Matter

You might think of black holes as enormous vacuum cleaners, sucking in all the matter and light that ventures too close. Read More

Gene Editing wipes out Mosquitoes In the lab

The team tested their technique on the mosquito Anopheles gambiae, which transmits malaria. Read More

There Is a Rogue Group of Stars Behaving Very Suspiciously in the Milky Way’s Disk

The Milky Way has a violent past. When it isn’t swallowing renegade sausage galaxies, it seems to-be waging endless games of interstellar tug-of-war with its nearest galactic Neighbors — and not always winning. Read More

World’s first human case of rat disease found in Hong Kong

A Hong Kong man has developed the world’s first ever human case of the rat version of the hepatitis E virus, according to new research from one of the city’s leading universities. Read More

Termite Colonies in Japan Have Been Found Completely Without Males – And They’re Thriving

For the first time, scientists have discovered all-female termite colonies, living and flourishing in Japan. Read More

Unexpected Diversity Found in 16 New Lab Mouse Genomes

The availability of new genomes for 16 diverse strains of laboratory mice will help accelerate research Into the Genetic underpinnings of human Traits and diseases. Read More

Two pioneers of cancer immunotherapy have won the 2018 Nobel Prize for Medicine

In the 1990s, the two scientists made key discoveries that led to-the development of promising new cancer-fighting Immunotherapy drugs. Read More

Nobel Prize in physics awarded for ‘tools made of light’; first woman in 55 years honored

The 2018 Nobel Prize in physics was awarded Tuesday to Arthur Ashkin, Gérard Mourou, and Donna Strickland for their pioneering work to turn lasers into powerful tools. Read More

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