COVID Vaccines Show No Signs of Harming Fertility or Sexual Function

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August 24, 2021

Vaccines COVID Vaccines Show No Signs of Harming Fertility or Sexual Function The novel coronavirus, in contrast, can disrupt both things in unvaccinated men and women By Emily Willingham

Climate Change Experts Clash over Cost of Carbon The debate could influence an impending courtroom battle By Maxine Joselow,E&E News

Electronics Flexible Microprocessor Could Enable an 'Internet of Everything' Researchers have developed a microprocessor built on high-performance plastic rather than silicon—and they say it could enable smarter food labels and supply chain management. By Christopher Intagliata | 04:16

Weather How Warming Is Affecting Northern Storms Such as Henri Tropical cyclones are wandering farther north and maintaining high intensity By Chelsea Harvey,E&E News

Black Holes Singularities Can Exist Outside Black Holes--in Other Universes Recent work has shown how "naked singularities" might defy the cosmic censorship conjecture By Brendan Z. Foster

Climate Change The Technology to Reach Net Zero Carbon Emissions Isn't Ready for Prime Time, but... …It's already under development in research labs By Daniel T. Schwartz

Climate Change Carbon Dividends: A Win-Win for People and for the Climate Putting a price on emissions and sending the proceeds to the public is a sound environmental and economic strategy By James K. Boyce

Astrophysics The Physics and Hype of Hypersonic Weapons These novel missiles cannot live up to the grand promises made on their behalf, aerodynamics shows By David Wright,Cameron Tracy

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