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Science News for October 8, 2017


A new kind of influenza vaccine: One shot might do the trick

Researchers have developed a new influenza vaccine that uses a nanoscale, controlled-release capsule to provide quick and long-lasting protection against pandemic A strains. The vaccine is based on the M2 protein, which remains constant across different flu viruses.

SourceCornell University·JournalVaccine·DateOct 8, 2017

Indigenous Nations' environmental stewardship in tackling invasive species

A Dartmouth-led study reveals Indigenous nations are adapting to invasive species through public programs, education, and collaborative efforts with non-Indigenous governments. These initiatives not only mitigate the impact of invasive species but also protect cultural identity and traditional economic knowledge.

SourceDartmouth College·JournalThe American Indian Quarterly·DateOct 8, 2017

Novel circuit design boosts wearable thermoelectric generators

The devices can be cut to the size needed for specific applications due to their symmetrical fractal wiring patterns. The modular generators could be inkjet printed on flexible substrates like fabric and manufactured using inexpensive roll-to-roll techniques.

SourceGeorgia Institute of Technology·JournalJournal of Applied Physics·DateOct 8, 2017
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