Jolene Creighton
Hattiesburg American
United States
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Travel anywhere in just 4 hours?
Who wouldn’t want to have breakfast on the French Riviera, take a walk along the Great Wall of China, and then cap off the evening by staring at stars in the Alaskan wilderness? Well, it seems that this might be possible. At least, it might be possible very soon, thanks to a British aerospace firm, known as Reaction Engines Limited (REL), that is working on an aircraft that will be able to… → Read More
Paper towels or hand dryers?
Columnist Jolene Creighton looks at report on hand dryers. → Read More
Can meditation alter cancer survivors’ cells?
Columnist Jolene Creighton looks at recent research from a group of Canadian scientists. → Read More
Better treatment for brain cancer on horizon
Columnist Jolene Creighton looks at a discovery by medical company CarThera. → Read More
Scientific discovery brings new hope to stroke victims
Discovery could restore function in patients with a number of disorders. → Read More
Ebola in the US: Why you shouldn’t panic
Columnist Jolene Creighton takes a look at Ebola in the United States. → Read More
Floating farming system in works
Columnist Jolene Creighton discusses a system of farming developed by Spanish architects. → Read More
Scientists eye way to stop HIV infection
A vaccine has stopped stop monkeys from being infected with the monkey equivalent of HIV. → Read More
CREIGHTON: Dark matter detected?
Latest discovery has potential to explain mass of entire universe. → Read More
Summer just got a lot cooler
Columnist Jolene Creighton has all the details on a new kind of ice cream. → Read More
Scientists accidentally discover human 'off switch'
Throughout history, accidents have led us to a number of amazing discoveries. → Read More
Scientists have ‘resurrected’ 1918 Spanish flu
Scientists from have created an influenza virus that is similar to the 1918 strain. → Read More
Plastics waste likely to last long time
Scientists have discovered a new way our garbage is transforming — by making plastic rocks. → Read More
Paving the way for solar roads in the US
Jolene Creighton looks at Solar Roadways, a company hoping to change how people travel. → Read More
Scientists create red blood cells
In a landmark breakthrough, scientists in the United Kingdom recently announced they have developed a technique to manufacture type-O blood from stem cells. This discovery is notable for a number of reasons. → Read More
Suspended animation trial to take place
Each day, individuals are admitted to the emergency room with traumatic injuries. Unfortunately, many of these individuals have little hope for survival. → Read More
Humans aren't only unique species
We often talk about how humans are unique. In a lot of ways, we are. → Read More
Science First: Mapping the inside of an asteroid
Some scientific discoveries seem rather remote; some might even call them pointless. → Read More