Article ID: 712997

• Volume overload, or too much fluid in the body, is a frequent problem in patients with kidney failure initiating peritoneal dialysis. • Volume overload tends to improve over time after starting peritoneal dialysis, but is consistently higher in males vs. females and in patients with diabetes vs. those without. • Volume overload is associated with a higher risk of premature death.

Article ID: 713432

Dr. Jie Huang, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at Missouri S&T, is working to meet the need for TBI early detection by developing technology that enables autonomous collection and processing of data in a reliable and “smart” manner for prompt identification.

Article ID: 713435

Article ID: 713433

Scientists have found another hint that time of day may play a role in how the body burns fuel, with implications for weight gain and heart health.

Article ID: 713431

Roger D. Pechous, Ph.D., studies the bacteria that caused the infamous black death of the Middle Ages, shedding light on something old to potentially protect against something new: bioterrorism.

Article ID: 713113

Discovery of new boron-containing phase opens the door for resilient flexible electronics.

Article ID: 713112

Materials prevent battery failure by inhibiting tree-like growths.

Article ID: 713429

Kansas State University and its leaders are again being highlighted for their biodefense efforts.

Article ID: 713419

A University of Delaware research team has been awarded $1,979,998 in funding to build a fuel cell system fabricated with inexpensive catalysts and structural materials, which is consequently cheaper and more practical than existing fuel cell systems.