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Archaeologists discover world’s oldest wooden structure dated back 476,000 Years Ago
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Archaeologists discover world’s oldest wooden structure dated back 476,000 Years Ago
Hawk Raised by Bald Eagles
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Hawk Raised by Bald Eagles
Do Bloodworms Bite?
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Do Bloodworms Bite?
Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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New Class Of Galactic Nuclei Identified

Reporting in Astrophysical Journal Letters, astronomers using NASA’s Swift satellite and the Japanese Suzaku X-ray observatory say they has discovered…

July 30, 2007 Will Parker
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Biologists Create Gene “Dimmer Switch”

Writing in the journal Cell, three Boston University biomedical engineers report they have created a genetic dimmer switch that can…

July 27, 2007 Will Parker
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When A Bad Fit Improves Accuracy

Molecular “computations” are essential for the survival of all organisms. To work, the molecules must pinpoint and then bind to…

July 26, 2007 Will Parker
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Solar Cell Efficiency Approaching 50%

University of Delaware (UD) researchers have managed to crank up the efficiency of silicon solar cells to a record-breaking 42.8…

July 25, 2007 Will Parker
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Writer’s Cramp A Sign Of Brain Abnormalities

Compared to healthy individuals, people with serious cases of writer’s cramp have less brain tissue in areas of the brain…

July 24, 2007 Will Parker
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ADHD Drug Affects Developing Brain

Ritalin – used to treat attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder – may cause long-term changes in children’s brains, suggests a new study…

July 20, 2007 Will Parker
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Report Pooh-Poohs Corn Biofuels

Corn is not a viable biofuel source, says a new report released today by Food & Water Watch, the Network…

July 19, 2007 Will Parker
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Medicos Mull Advantageous Drug-Food Interactions

Exploiting interactions between food and drugs could dramatically lower the rising costs associated with anticancer drugs and other medications, say…

July 17, 2007 Will Parker
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Mirror Neurons Show Their Xenophobic Side

The infamous middle finger salute is recognized by nearly everyone in our society, but to someone from a foreign country,…

July 16, 2007 Will Parker
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Tourette’s Sufferers Enjoy Superior Grammar Skills

Children with Tourette’s syndrome are much quicker at certain mental grammar skills than are children without the disorder, suggests a…

July 13, 2007 Will Parker
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Antibiotics Absorbed By Vegetables

Evaluating the impact of livestock antibiotics on the environment, University of Minnesota researchers have found that many vegetables uptake the…

July 12, 2007 Will Parker
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Chernobyl Radiation Affecting The Brightest Of The Bunch

Birds with brightly colored plumage are among the species most adversely affected by the high levels of radiation around the…

July 11, 2007 Will Parker
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Chill Out… And Fight!

Chinese researchers have found a startling correlation between peaks of warfare in China and cold phases. David Zhang, from the…

July 10, 2007 Will Parker
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Physicists Surf New Type Of Electron Wave

Physicists from the University of New Hampshire (UNH) have proven the existence of a new type of electron wave on…

July 6, 2007 Will Parker
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Sperm Used To Clone Male Genome

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July 4, 2007 Will Parker
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Pesticide Suspected In Case Of AWOL Honeybees

The sudden disappearance of honeybees (colony collapse disorder) in many parts of the country might be related to pesticide exposure,…

July 3, 2007 Will Parker
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Before The Big Bang

Using Loop Quantum Gravity theory, physicists have proposed a new mathematical model of what the universe looked like before the…

July 2, 2007 Will Parker
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Doctors Laissez Faire About Needle-Stick Injuries

A surprising survey of 700 surgeons in the US found that more than half failed to report needle-stick injuries when…

June 28, 2007 Will Parker
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Did Trichromatic Vision Evolve Because of Colorful Bottoms Or Colorful Fruit?

Primates that can distinguish red hues from green ones (trichromatic color vision) have been the cause of much debate among…

June 27, 2007 Will Parker
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Smog And Women – A Bad Combination

Intriguing research from Penn State University shows that air pollution has a bigger effect on the immune system of females…

June 26, 2007 Will Parker
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Satellites Open To Amateur Attack

Earlier this year, China deliberately destroyed one of its own weather satellites in orbit; an act which some analysts suggested…

June 25, 2007 Will Parker
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Icebergs – Oases Of The Ocean

A new study in this week’s issue of Science reveals how free-floating icebergs are a haven for a startling array…

June 22, 2007 Will Parker
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New Study Slams Male Circumcision As HIV Preventative

Male circumcision, which had previously been found to lessen the risk of contracting HIV, is largely irrelevant, suggests a new…

June 21, 2007 Will Parker
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Tortoise-Hare Executive Functions Of Brain Identified

The human brain’s chain-of-command relies on not one, but two quite different – although complementary – command-and-control areas, according to…

June 20, 2007 Will Parker
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Human Genome “Far More Complex Than Anyone Imagined,” Lament Researchers

It looks like it may be back to the drawing board for many of the new gene therapy treatments being…

June 19, 2007 Will Parker
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Military Superiority Sometimes A Hindrance To Winning A War

A new University of Georgia study has found that despite overwhelming military superiority, the world’s most powerful nations failed to…

June 16, 2007 Will Parker
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Glucose Converted Directly To Faux Fossil Fuel

A big step towards viable biofuel refining was taken this week, with scientists claiming to have directly converted the natural…

June 15, 2007 Will Parker
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Evidence Of Altruism In Plants

Gardeners believe that some pairs of plants get along better than others, and it now seems there may be scientific…

June 14, 2007 Will Parker
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Researchers Ponder Primordial Broth

Two scientists from the University of California – San Francisco have developed a model that they believe could explain how…

June 13, 2007 Will Parker
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Shrinking Icecap On Kilimanjaro Not Due To Global Warming

The dwindling icecap of Tanzania’s Mount Kilimanjaro (pictured) has assumed something like iconic status for those seeking to dramatically illustrate…

June 12, 2007 Will Parker

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