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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
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Half Of All Bankruptcies Caused By Medical Bills

New research in the journal Health Affairs indicates that medical problems contributed to half of all bankruptcies in the U.S.,…

February 2, 2005 Will Parker
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Motor Neurons Grown From Stem Cells

After much trial and error, scientists have coaxed human embryonic stem cells into becoming spinal motor neurons, the critical nervous…

January 31, 2005 Will Parker
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Male Sexual Orientation Genes Identified

A study appearing in the journal Human Genetics has identified several areas of DNA that appear to influence whether a…

January 28, 2005 Will Parker
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Aussie Deserts Created By Ancient Fires

Ancient hunters and gatherers may have triggered the failure of the annual Australian Monsoon some 12,000 years ago by burning…

January 26, 2005 Will Parker
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Waterways Awash With Anti-Bacterial Chemical

Researchers believe that many rivers and streams in the U.S. contain high levels of a toxic antimicrobial chemical – triclocarban…

January 24, 2005 Will Parker
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Genetic Gradient Theory Challenges Evolutionary Ideas

Research published in Science is the first in the world to demonstrate a genetic gradient – or path of gradually…

January 21, 2005 Will Parker
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Researchers Simulate Biological Clock

New York University researchers have developed a model of the intra-cellular mammalian biological clock that reveals how the rapid interaction…

January 17, 2005 Will Parker
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Epilepsy Drugs Slow Aging

A class of anti-seizure medications appears to slow the rate of aging in roundworms, say researchers at Washington University. When…

January 14, 2005 Will Parker
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Map Reveals Dark Matter Clumps

Data from the Hubble Space Telescope has been used to generate a spatial map demonstrating the clumped substructure of dark…

January 7, 2005 Will Parker
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Huygens Countdown Starts

The European Space Agency (ESA), is counting down to January 14, when the Huygens space probe will parachute onto Titan’s…

January 5, 2005 Will Parker
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Nanoparticles Used To Deliver Gene Therapy

University at Buffalo scientists say that a gene therapy method that doesn’t rely on potentially toxic viruses as vectors may…

January 3, 2005 Will Parker
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Antibiotic Misuse A Serious Concern Say Experts

A new study shows that more than half the patients in the United States are taking bacteria-destroying antibiotics for colds,…

December 31, 2004 Will Parker
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Evolution Of Human Brain Unique

The genes that control brain development evolved much more rapidly in humans than in other mammals because of natural selection…

December 29, 2004 Will Parker
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Faulty Brain Activity Causes Some Heart Attacks

University College London (UCL) researchers have discovered that a system which normally coordinates signalling from the brain to different parts…

December 27, 2004 Will Parker
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Jigsaw Puzzles Cause Xmas Arguments But Excite Boffins

Researchers have found that people use a number of different strategies to complete a jigsaw; at the extreme, a person…

December 24, 2004 Will Parker
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Synthetic DNA Refined For Data Processing

Nature’s own data storage material – the DNA molecule – may lend a hand to the information technology industry as…

December 20, 2004 Will Parker
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Crocheting Chaos

The mathematics journal Mathematical Intelligencer has published some intriguing instructions on how to crochet your very own model of chaos.…

December 17, 2004 Will Parker
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Routine Tool Use By Wild Monkeys Observed

University of Georgia psychologist Dorothy Fragaszy and co-researchers, have just published the first direct scientific report of tool use among…

December 15, 2004 Will Parker
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Coral Reefs Set For Rapid Growth

In a research paper appearing in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, Aussie scientists say that coral reefs around the world…

December 13, 2004 Will Parker
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Fertility Risk From Laptop Computers

The increasing popularity of laptop computers, together with evidence that elevated scrotal temperature can result in sperm damage, has prompted…

December 10, 2004 Will Parker
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Shampoo Washes Neurons Down The Drain

An antimicrobial agent found in many shampoos and widely used in industrial applications inhibits the development of neuron structures that…

December 6, 2004 Will Parker
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Glacier Speed-Up Causes Concern

In findings reported in Nature, Greenland’s Jakobshavn Isbrae, the world’s fastest moving glacier, doubled its speed between 1997 and 2003.…

December 6, 2004 Will Parker
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Nutrients Being Bred Out Of Modern Crops

A study of 43 garden crops led by a biochemist from the University of Texas suggests that the nutrient value…

December 3, 2004 Will Parker
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Geologists Say End-Permian Mass Extinction Not Caused By Asteroid

The world’s largest mass extinction occurred some 250 million years ago, wiping out 90 percent of marine life. While some…

December 1, 2004 Will Parker
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Dying To Be A Nicer Person

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November 29, 2004 Will Parker
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Vioxx Whistleblower Points Finger At FDA

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November 25, 2004 Will Parker
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U.S. Throws Away Half Its Food

While America has been long badged the “throw-away society”, it’s only recently that researchers from the University of Arizona have…

November 24, 2004 Will Parker
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Poor Nutrition Leads To Low IQ

Researchers at the University of Southern California say malnutrition in the first few years of life leads to antisocial and…

November 22, 2004 Will Parker
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Mars-like Soils Can Harbor Life

Chile’s Atacama desert gets rain perhaps once a decade and scientists believed that the driest Atacama soils were sterile. But…

November 19, 2004 Will Parker
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An Apple A Day Keeps Alzheimer’s Away

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November 17, 2004 Will Parker

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