Air travel today mimics the flight of birds. Advances in the understanding the flight of winged insects could change the way we move from place to place.

Daniel Tennant

February 17, 2012

Kepler satellite and planets of double stars

Thanks to the Kepler satellite, we now know of three planets orbiting in double star systems.

Daniel Tennant

February 2, 2012

Scientists look to sunflowers for solar panel design

Researchers from MIT and Germany have proposed a way to make concentrated solar power arrays more feasible, based on surprising clues left by Nature herself.

Daniel Tennant

Deborah Byrd

January 18, 2012

Sting operation leads to arrests in illegal stem cell scheme

Arrests in a $1.5 million scheme to sell stem cell treatments to terminal patients marks a step in the emergence of the controversial stem cell therapies market.

Daniel Tennant

January 10, 2012

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Daniel Tennant

Daniel Tennant is a doctoral student in Materials Science at the University of Texas at Austin. He also maintains an adjunct professorship in the department of Physics at Austin Community College. He holds two degrees in Physics, a Bachelor of Science from the University of Texas and a Master of Science from Fresno State University, both of which gave him a close-up view into the fascinating world of scientific research.