Emily Bryce

Climate change is a big problem, and big problems require big data to understand. Few research centers take a wider lens to environmental science than the NERC Earth Observation Data… Read article >

Each morning millions of bleary-eyed people pour milk into their bowls of cereal or cups of coffee without a second thought as to where that beverage came from. Few will… Read article >

Pathology, the study and diagnosis of disease, is a growth industry. As the global population ages and diseases such as cancer become more prevalent, demand for keen-eyed pathologists who can… Read article >

Jülich Research Center — long counted among high performance computing royalty in Europe — is adding a new gem to its crown. The center, known in German as Forschungszentrum Jülich,… Read article >

Despite being treatable, tuberculosis kills 1.6 million people every year. This is because TB treatment is time- and cost-intensive, requiring extensive patient monitoring. In developing countries, where the disease is… Read article >

Forty percent of nursing home residents fall at least once a year, with one in five of these spills resulting in fractures or hospital stays. Falling isn’t the only risk… Read article >

In medical emergencies, a quick diagnosis based on the information at hand can be a matter of life or death. The same can be true for non-emergencies. When limited medical… Read article >

Turns out turbulence isn’t just something to concern anxious fliers clasping onto their seats at 30,000 feet. Apart from jiggling your plane around, turbulence also affects how cars drive, the… Read article >

When it comes to theater productions, the devil is in the details. Dancers, musicians and actors push themselves to the limit to deliver extraordinary performances. And behind the curtain, orchestra… Read article >