Advancing Basic Science for Humanity
Katie McKissick The Kavli Foundation (424) 353-8800kmckissick@kavlifoundation.org
Islands of cold gas were left behind when the universe heated up after the big bang
Orbiting a nearby star, the new planet is the smallest identified so far by the TESS mission.
Researchers at NTNU’s Kavli Institute have found specialized brain cells that help us navigate in space.
The technology captures cellular activity across large volumes of neural tissue, with impressive speed and at new depths.
School of Medicine researchers find MDMA, or ecstasy, reactivates a learning period for social rewards, allowing test subjects to form positive associations where none existed before
South Pole Telescope contributes to observations of black hole in distant galaxy
How neutron scattering helped identify the secret to a metal-organic framework's ability to efficiently convert chemicals.
Nanomaterials scientists use inexpensive lab equipment to efficiently infuse large macromolecules into cells.
Computer design meets potions class: A little of vial 1 and a little of vial 2 yield six-bit computations encoded in DNA.
Method developed to better analyze the metabolic activity of cancer cells.
