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Chemistry team creates spontaneously forming supramolecular
nanotube yarn |
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First with new environmentally beneficial technologies |
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New nanoparticles make solar cells cheaper to manufacture |
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Reproducing nature's chemistry: Researchers alter molecular
properties in a new way |
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New grayscale technique opens a third dimension for nanoscale
lithography |
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Novel self-powered nanoparticles developed to deliver healing
drugs directly to bone cracks |
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New sensor for SERS Raman spectroscopy almost as sensitive as
a dog's nose |
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Light on twenty-year-old electron mystery |
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Express tool for graphene quality control |
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Butterfly wings + carbon nanotubes = new 'nanobiocomposite'
material |
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Quantum effects in nanowires at room temperature |
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Layered semiconductors with magnetic interfaces are potent
catalysts for solar energy capture, conversion |
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Molecular motors: Power much less than expected? |
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Biocompatible complexes for drug delivery applications get a
structural boost from nanoscale silicon cages |
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Goblet tricks suggests ancient Romans were first to use
nanotechnology |
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Chunky mobile devices? Soft graphene could help you downsize |
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New nanomaterial increases yield of solar cells |
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Researchers figure out how to 'grow' carbon nanotubes with
specific atomic structures |
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Size matters as nanocrystals go through phases |
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Ultra-high-strength metamaterial developed using graphene |
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Ultra-high-speed nanomaterial synthesis process developed
using laser beams |
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Plastic products could easily become electronic with first
moldable all-carbon circuits |
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Breakthrough advances nanomaterials for printable solar cells |
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Toxic nanoparticles might be entering human food supply, study
finds |
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Researchers figure out why gold nanoparticles can penetrate
cell walls |
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Physicists use element 115 to highlight a way for taking new
superheavy elements' fingerprints |
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Physics team suggests possible way to make quantum
cryptography available in handheld machines |
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Cosmic ray finding: Researchers take a step closer to finding
cosmic ray origins |
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Rethinking surface tension |
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Ultracold Big Bang experiment successfully simulates evolution
of early universe |
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Novel topological crystalline insulator shows mass appeal |
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Spinning out the future of our electronic devices |
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New component in the quantum electronics toolbox |
| 34 |
The 'woman who understood Newton' |
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Fastest rotating man-made object created |
| 36 |
Magnetic materials: Forging ahead with a back-to-basics
approach |
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Magnetic charge crystals imaged in artificial spin ice |
| 38 |
Oxygen 'sponge' presents path to better catalysts, energy
materials |
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Laser fusion experiment yields record energy |
| 40 |
Quantum measurement carries information even when the
measurement outcome is unread |
| 41 |
Existence of new element confirmed |
| 42 |
Physicist finds that E. coli replicate close to thermodynamic
limits of efficiency |
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Overhead costs of fusion power plants can be reduced by
planning reactor maintenance and structure together |
| 44 |
Quantum inverted pendulum: Control scheme dynamically
maintains unstable quantum system |
| 45 |
Sonata in LHCb: The sound of antimatter (w/ Video) |
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Shape-shifting alloys hold promise |
| 47 |
Quantum computing: Manipulating a single nuclear spin qubit of
a laser cooled atom |
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Physicist disentangles 'Schrodinger's cat' debate |
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Quark asymmetries hint at physics beyond the Standard Model |
| 50 |
New data from PAMELA provides better measure of positrons |
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New ocean forecast could help predict fish habitat six months
in advance |
| 52 |
Russia to deploy 'star wars' missile system in 2017, report
says |
| 53 |
Sea-level rise drives shoreline retreat in Hawaii |
| 54 |
Red spruce reviving in New England, but why? |
| 55 |
Alaska tundra shows surprising resilience after unprecedented
fire |
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To better protect US coasts, research suggests mixing
engineering and ecology |
| 57 |
TRMM satellite sees heavy rain over Taiwan from Tropical Storm
Kong-Rey |
| 58 |
Landsat revisits old flames in fire trends |
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China's hottest August for more than 50 years |
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Wildfire spreads into Yosemite, before holiday weekend |
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Research shows how 'green' our food is |
| 62 |
Indigenous communities deploy high-tech mapmaking to staunch
global land grab |
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Pacific sounds warning on climate change |
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China oil majors barred from expanding refineries |
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Astronomers discover why supermassive black holes consume less
material than expected |
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Mega-canyon discovered beneath Greenland ice sheet |
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Air pollution causes 200,000 early deaths each year in the US,
study finds |
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Dwarf planet Ceres: 'A game changer in the solar system' |
| 69 |
'Trojan' asteroids in far reaches of solar system more common
than previously thought |
| 70 |
Hubble sees a cosmic caterpillar |
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Alberta's climate will get warmer, drier, report says |
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Soil beneath ocean found to harbor long lived bacteria, fungi
and viruses |
| 73 |
Apple launches iPhone trade-in program in US (Update) |
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Robot's face determines user comfort |
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First US-made smartphone just as cheap to produce |
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Nintendo cuts price of Wii U game console (Update) |
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Exploring Google Glass through eyes of early users |
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The next generation of carers and security guards |
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A robot to beat humans at foosball |
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Wet noses to the touchscreen, iPads go to the dogs |
| 81 |
Review: Leap Motion Controller not ready for prime time |
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A glimpse into the future of robotic technology |
| 83 |
Review: Haswell laptops deliver on long battery |
| 84 |
Smart watches might not fit millennials' needs, expert says |
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E-paper display powered by NFC from smartphone (w/ Video) |
| 86 |
Tech experts debate the smarts of the 'smartwatch' |
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World's first 2560x1440 Quad HD LCD panel for smartphones |
| 88 |
Sony's PlayStation 4 to launch on Nov. 15 in US |
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Bargains and options abound for PC buyers |
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Review: New TiVo delivers for avid TV viewers |
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Galaxy Mega: New 6.3-inch Samsung phone approaches tablet size
(Update 2) |
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Apple readying two iPhone versions for launch |
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A personalised robot companion for older people |
| 94 |
Silicon Valley keenly awaits latest Lego robot kit |
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Robot does standup for London audience (w/ Video) |
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Samsung to unveil 'smartwatch' next month: reports |
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Tiny robot able to reorient itself during jumps using actuated
tail (w/ Video) |
| 98 |
Microsoft strikes agreement with ValueAct Capital |
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Smart sock for baby monitoring in funding campaign |
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Kim Dotcom blasts New Zealand police 'cover-up' |
| 101 |
Solar student has 3-D vision |
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Hack attacks, explained |
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New remote-sensing development could aid disaster relief |
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Sun, sand, surf and radiation in shadow of Fukushima |
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Civil engineers using recycled plastic pins to shore up
failing highway slopes |
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Gel-based audio speaker demonstrates capabilities of ionic
conductors, long thought limited in application (w/ Video) |
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Crowd called to power Hyperloop high-speed transport |
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'Zero knowledge' may answer computer security question |
| 109 |
Google Android exec poached by China's Xiaomi |
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French court rejects planned wind farm near Mont Saint Michel |
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Vodafone in talks to sell Verizon Wireless stake (Update 2) |
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Google's Brin splits with wife |
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Panasonic to demonstrate 64:9 Ultra-Wide Camera System at
Integrate 2013 |
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Phone call, SMS or perhaps a Whatsapp message? |
| 115 |
Japan PM pledges greater government role at Fukushima |
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Toyota says new Prius, fuel cell car due in 2015 |
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GM says almost-driverless cars coming by 2020 |
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New York Times website restored after hacker attack |
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Strong, elastic 'smart materials' aid design of
earthquake-resistant bridges |
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Novel combination ensures entire solar spectrum harnessed |
| 121 |
Improved software algorithm enables more efficient modeling
and development of computer hard drives of the future |
| 122 |
China to add 1,500 gigawatts of power capacity by 2030, study
says |
| 123 |
For better li-ion batteries, scientists watch one at work |
| 124 |
Membranes contain beautiful patterns--but their function is a
mystery |
| 125 |
Fog harvesting: How to get fresh water out of thin air |
| 126 |
Better oxygen extraction attracts commercial interest |
| 127 |
Flavonoids: Little changes--large effects |
| 128 |
Chlorophyll harnessed for use in nanophotonic applications |
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A molecular delivery service |
| 130 |
Breaking the code of royal purple |
| 131 |
Hydrogen fuel from sunlight: researchers make unique
semiconductor / catalyst construct |
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New atomic crystal dynamic of the white pigment titanium
dioxide discovered |
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Ribosome research takes shape |
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Producing hydrogen from water with carbon / charcoal powder |
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Novel polymer helps oral medications reach the bloodstream |
| 136 |
Using a form of 'ice that burns' to make potable water from
oil and gas production |
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Remembering a famous debate 400 years ago and water's
still-unsolved mysteries |
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Researchers advance the art of drug testing |
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DNA-based method enables the identification of a bacterium as
an indicator that obstructs methane fermentation |
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New process targets valuable green chemicals |
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RNA double helix structure identified using synchrotron light |
| 142 |
'Better detection' for Alzheimer's and cancers |
| 143 |
Empa helps to expand the Stockholm Convention POP list |
| 144 |
'Shapeshifting' computer program will open up drug discovery
for tricky disease targets |
| 145 |
Rattling ions limit heat flow in materials used to reduce
carbon emissions, study finds |
| 146 |
Experimental progress begins to fill gaps in hypotheses for
life's emergence |
| 147 |
Success in development of novel chirality sensing technique
enabling easy determination of optical purity |
| 148 |
'Walking' shark discovered in Indonesia |
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Mosquitoes smell you better at night, study finds |
| 150 |
Too cute to kill? US split on suburban deer |
| 151 |
Source of GMO wheat in Oregon remains mystery |
| 152 |
The more the merrier: Promiscuity in mice is a matter of free
choice |
| 153 |
Fifth endemic NZ songbird family identified |
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Novel statistical approach for understanding microbial
community ecology |
| 155 |
Designer sugarcane, not switchgrass, being retooled to produce
biofuels |
| 156 |
RNA molecule behind behavior changes cued by environment |
| 157 |
Giant panda gives birth in Madrid zoo |
| 158 |
Whales feel the (sun) burn |
| 159 |
A novel locus identified for glaucoma in Dandie Dinmont
Terrier dog breed |
| 160 |
New web tool simplifies prediction of regulatory networks in
bacteria |
| 161 |
Human language and birdsong both acquired through stepwise
imitation |
| 162 |
Navy training, testing may kill whales, dolphins |
| 163 |
Proper developmental patterning in worms determined in part by
effective range at which signaling molecule can act |
| 164 |
Thailand seizes 100 kilos of ivory from Africa |
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Study finds algal cells create fat more quickly than thought,
could aid biofuel research |
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Nature field trips go digital |
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Robotic food helps scientists understand predators |
| 168 |
Membrane protein kit may lead to better targeted drugs |
| 169 |
Transporting firewood may spread tree-killing insects |
| 170 |
Growing populations of brown marmorated stink bug could harm
late-season crops |
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Paris: Home of Eiffel Tower, Louvre and...seagulls |
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USDA study shows benefits of weaning calves early |
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Using math models to make predictions: How vegetation competes
for rainfall in dry regions |
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When things are at their worst, Christianity is intensely
enacted |
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Recipe for Britain's first chilled chocolate treats discovered |
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Student helps discover priestess tomb |
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'Average American' will slide down income scale |
| 178 |
Researcher finds that poverty's 'cognitive cost' translates to
as many as ten IQ points |
| 179 |
Is war really disappearing? A new analysis suggests not |
| 180 |
What corporations can learn from Microsoft |
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Research suggests terror bird's beak was worse than its bite |
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Customer satisfaction increases the value and interest of
company shares for institutional investors |
| 183 |
Social media a 'double-edged sword' for politicians |
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Collateral damage: Mortgage crisis dampened zeal for stocks |
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For blacks in America, home ownership does not mitigate
residential segregation |
| 186 |
UN: Syria's ancient history faces new threats |
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Jailed men express need for financial education |
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3Qs: 50 years after 'I Have a Dream' |
| 189 |
Keep stricter audit committee standards flexible, argues new
study: Study validates controversial OSC 2003 decision |
| 190 |
Not the end of the world: Why Earth's greatest mass extinction
was the making of modern mammals |
| 191 |
Hidden in middens: New clues of earliest known Bolivian Amazon
humans |
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The science of collaboration |
| 193 |
Australians first in line to see T.rex ancestor that links
dinosaurs to birds |
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Fees cancel tax advantage of college savings plans |
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Venice hosts rare Leonardo drawings exhibition |
| 196 |
It's much more than maternity leave in the real world of
working families |
| 197 |
Economists find in large groups, money facilitates cooperation |
| 198 |
Left brain, right brain: Different patterns of cortical
interaction |
| 199 |
Vaccination may make flu worse if exposed to a second strain |
| 200 |
Intellectual disability linked to nerve cells that lose their
'antennae' |
| 201 |
Brain imaging study reveals the wandering mind behind insomnia |
| 202 |
Study links epigenetics, aging, mutations in nuclear proteins
to better understand cancer, rare disorders |
| 203 |
Researchers call for individualized criteria for diagnosing
obesity |
| 204 |
Dueling infections: One keeps the other at bay,
anthropologists say |
| 205 |
Researchers develop new model to study schizophrenia and other
neurological conditions |
| 206 |
A wine a day associated with lower risk of depression |
| 207 |
Why we look at the puppet, not the ventriloquist |
| 208 |
Researchers identify key protein's role in cancer development |
| 209 |
Researchers find promising new angle for drugs to prevent
stroke and heart attack |
| 210 |
IVF success for one in two under 35, but failure after five
cycles |
| 211 |
Brains on demand: Scientists succeed in growing human brain
tissue in 'test tubes' |
| 212 |
Salt intake physiologically set in humans, new study finds |
| 213 |
Perception of marijuana as a 'safe drug' is scientifically
inaccurate |
| 214 |
Babies may remember words heard before birth, research finds |
| 215 |
Researcher controls colleague's motions in first human
brain-to-brain interface (w/ Video) |
| 216 |
Call for President Obama to 'remove public veil of ignorance'
around state of US health |
| 217 |
Study in mice links cocaine use to new brain structures |
| 218 |
Do men and women really look for different things in a
romantic partner? |
| 219 |
Keep your cool: Isothermal PCR for next-generation sequencing |
| 220 |
Researchers discover a potential cause of autism |
| 221 |
Researchers find link between blueberries, grapes and apples
and reduced risk of type 2 diabetes |
| 222 |
Genomic study: Why children in remission from rheumatoid
arthritis experience recurrences |
| 223 |
New collagen patch speeds repair of damaged heart tissue in
mice |
| 224 |
Shutting off neurons helps bullied mice overcome symptoms of
depression |
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Single gene change increases mouse lifespan by 20% |
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Neuroscientists find a key to reducing forgetting--it's about
the network |
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Alcohol breaks brain connections needed to process social cues |
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