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Science News for May 17, 1996


Penn State Students Send Experiments Aboard Shuttle

The Penn State students will test off-the-shelf semiconductor chips to learn the effect of high energy particle radiation on standard semi-conductors. They will also measure how much micro debris hits the shuttle using a piezoelectric device, and map the Earth's magnetic field as it flies through it.

SourcePenn State·DateMay 17, 1996

Rosemary May Have Anti-Cancer Properties

A study published in the Journal of Nutrition found that rosemary significantly inhibited the binding of a known cancer-causing agent to DNA in mammary cells, reducing tumor formation by 76 percent in rats fed a diet supplemented with 1 percent rosemary.

SourcePenn State·DateMay 17, 1996

Severe Storms: Three New Research Angles At NCAR

Researchers at NCAR have developed new computer models to analyze storm development and forecast uncertainty. The auto-nowcaster tool, which spots incipient storms and predicts their development up to a half-hour in advance, will be tested this summer.

SourceNational Center for Atmospheric Research/University Corporation for Atmospheric Research·DateMay 17, 1996
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