Because the Night Belongs to Us

The Language Belongs to the People!

The night Bernard Shaw taught us a lesson.

Blurry vision belongs to history

The classical view that lens-based optical microscopes cannot resolve details separated by less than half the wavelength of light is increasingly becoming a dated one. Several microscopy techniques, used either alone or in combination, can now beat the diffraction limit by at least a factor of 2. Now, in a paper appearing in Physical Review Letters, Claus Müller and Jörg Enderlein at Georg Augu...

The Cognition of the City at Night

Human presence and accordingly establishing suitable condition for social interactions are important factors in shaping urban spaces. Caring to different aspects of improving environmental qualities especially perception aspect and ease of perception from the environment with legibility improvement is an element that was emphasized from the base of urban design. The role of time, commence of da...

Topiramate belongs to the second generation of antiepilep-

tic drugs (AEDs) and has been approved for treatment of adults and children with different kinds of epilepsy as mono or as adjunctive therapy. The exact mechanism of topiramate action is unknown; however, it is considered that antiepileptic effects are exerted by modulation of voltage-dependent sodium channels, enhancement of g-aminobutyrate (GABA)ergic inhibition on the GABAA receptor, inhibit...