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SCIENCE News, Studies, Research, Technology, Oct 21, 2011


Mobile phones don't hike cancer risk, according to a study. Full Article
Reuters India
A recent sampling of our best pictures from the world of science and technology. Slideshow A selection of the best photos from the past seven days from India. Slideshow A woman uses her mobile telephone in central London January 23, 2011. ...
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Leading Sports Motion Research Center Adopts Analog Devices' MEMS Sensor ...
MarketWatch (press release)
iMEMS inertial sensors integrate ADI's proprietary iMEMS sensor designs with it's industry-leading, high-performance signal processing technology to provide unmatched motion sensing performance. In the RRD pilot studies, rowers wore the Xsens MVN ...
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DFG establishes 12 new research units
EurekAlert (press release)
Wolfgang Schröder, Aachen University of Technology) A new Research Unit comprised of experts from the fields of construction materials science, solid structure engineering, and mechanics will seek to improve our understanding of key processes occurring ...
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Don't Cut Research: Use It to Cut the Deficit
Huffington Post (blog)
But scientific studies have shown the error of this path. In 2009, a large randomized controlled experiment (the gold standard of research) in several hundred schools found that the promise of extra payments had no effect on student effort or ...
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Fordham, IBM get digital with joint research center
Crain's New York Business
Through the research center, called the Center for Digital Transformation, Fordham and IBM seek to study the role of digital technologies for organizational success, societal improvements and business competitiveness. In addition, the new master's ...
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New Research Study from Tr3s Looks at US-Hispanic Market
World Screen
They also feel that technology is their “Millennial turf” and try to control and dole outtechnology to family members, among other findings. "This research helps us understand the massive changes taking place within the Hispanic adult segments, ...
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AVI BioPharma's RNA-Based Therapeutics for Treatment of Ebola and Marburg ...
MarketWatch (press release)
Data from five cohorts of the AVI-6002 and AVI-6003 studies were evaluated by an independent Data and Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB), which issued recommendations for both studies to progress as planned to the next highest dosing level after no safety ...
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Robots to Help Children With Autism
ABC News
Researchers at the Robotics Research Lab at University of Southern California have created studies for children with autism to interact and play with Bandit, a small human-like robot with movable eyebrows and mouth, and motion sensors that allow him to ...
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ABC News
ASU's electron microscopes sought by scientists examining inner space
Tucson Citizen
Sumio Iijima, who was a researcher at ASU between 1970 and 1982, is the director of the Research Center for Advanced Carbon Materials and the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology in Japan. He is a professor at Nagoya ...
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Salk Institute Molecular Biologist Inder M. Verma Named PNAS Editor-In-Chief
PR Newswire (press release)
After receiving a Ph.D. in biochemistry from the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel, Verma performed postdoctoral research in the laboratory of Nobel laureate David Baltimore at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. ...
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Roman-era couple held hands for 1500 years
msnbc.com
Believe it or not, gay birds are quite a research topic ... not that there's anything wrong with that. Geoff MacFarlane, a biologist at the University of Newcastle in Australia, and colleagues reviewed studies of 93 bird species and suggested that ...
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msnbc.com
CSB Releases Investigation into 2010 Texas Tech Laboratory Accident
FireEngineering.com
“It's also an opportunity for research funding agencies to require universities to ensure that effective safety systems are in place before awarding grants for scientific studies.” Ensure that research-specific hazards are evaluated and then controlled ...
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Why computer voices are mostly female
CNN International
Research suggests this preference starts as early as the womb, Nass said. He cites astudy in which fetuses were found to react to the sound of their mother's voice but not to other female voices. The fetuses showed no distinct reaction to their ...
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Himachal Pradesh University scientists bags computer memory devicesresearch ...
Hill Post
The central governments department of science and technology has sanctioned Rs 40 lakhs for the research project, he said. Multi-ferroics are a very promising materials for other multifunctional devices and biological applications. Studies on these ...
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Hill Post
Small Businesses Lead the Way in Green Technology Innovation
Kansas City infoZine
A recent focus on “green” jobs, businesses, and technology led to this study of a subset of these innovative patent holders. The report and research summary is available at http://www.sba.gov/advocacy/7540/28811 .
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Embracing Technology May Brighten Mom's Outlook
Daily Markets
Ogilvy & Mather, in partnership with leading consumer insights company Communispace, conducted a new joint research study, 'Tech Fast Forward: Plug in to see the brighter side of life,' which takes a deep dive into the role technology plays in ...
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Path to enviable meteorite collection at ASU spans 50 years
Arizona State University
Today, the collection is actively used for geological, planetary, and space science research at ASU and throughout the world. There's every reason to predict that the center will continue to build upon it enviable reputation.
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Microsoft Technology Center to Host BioClinica User Meeting
MarketWatch (press release)
"BioClinica's combination of transformative technology and service innovation provides clients with a huge opportunity to successfully address many of the challenges they face in the execution of global clinical studies. We are grateful to Microsoft ...
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Defense contracts dwindle
Boston.com
But he favors continued funding for other high-tech military research, such as the work at the US Army Soldier Systems Center in Natick. Frank said, failure to cut the Pentagon budget would mean deeper cuts in medical spending, and medical companies...
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Smartphones at Work: BlackBerries Disappear, iOS Beats Android
PC Magazine
Two recent studies—both compiled before the iPhone 4S launch and BlackBerry outage—show that RIM is losing its grip in the office as users look towards Android and iOS devices. More than 30 percent of BlackBerry users in large enterprises (10000+ ...
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Citizen Scientist 2.0
Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies
I'm talking about actually participating in the research itself. Essentially, I see a huge boom in the future for Citizen Science. Citizen Scientists are non-scientists who contribute data and/or analysis to aid in scientific studies, or hobbyists, ...
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ASU's electron microscopes sought by scientists examining inner space
Arizona Republic
Sumio Iijima, who was a researcher at ASU between 1970 and 1982, is the director of the Research Center for Advanced Carbon Materials and the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology in Japan. He is a professor at Nagoya ...
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ADI sensor technology aids competitive rowers
New Electronics
Netherlands based Roessingh Research & Development specialises in ambulatory 3d analysis of human motion and is using the Xsens MVN system to study rowing kinematics and associated implications for competitive rowing. The system combines ADI's iMEMs ...
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Q. and A. | How Facebook Use Correlates With Student Outcomes
New York Times (blog)
Other studies about Facebook and teenagers have found correlations to depression and substance abuse. What are your thoughts on thosestudies and on other research you have seen about social networking and young people? I really can't speak to the ...
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New York Times (blog)
Tanzania: Heart Institute Advances Learning Techniques
AllAfrica.com
TECHNOLOGY has brought some changes in the world of science. A conference could be held in one city, and be watched at the same time from different corners of the world. Using the same technology, Tanzania Heart Institute (THI) is expected to host ...
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VG Energy's Algal Biofuel Enhancement Technology Spotlighted at National ...
PR Web (press release)
They have applied this technology to plants, and found a simple, profound method of increasing oil yield from algae and other plants, as an alternative energy source without the drawbacks of cost and waste. “This profound original research by Dr. ...
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Genomic Sequence And Comparison Of Two Macaques Species Reveal
BioResearch Online (press release)
Macaques are the most extensively used non-human primates in biomedical research. They have contributed to pre-clinical studies all over the world, including the discovery of vaccines, drug development and behavioral research. ...
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Leader hired for medical research institute
Austin American-Statesman
"This is an opportunity to contribute beyond the boundaries of my ownresearch." Warach, who holds a medical degree from Harvard University and a doctorate in neuroscience and psychology from Michigan State University, studies ways in which magnetic ...
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Austin American-Statesman
A scientific view of non-scientific beliefs
ABC Online
This research, conducted by Dr Andrew Binder at North Carolina State University found that most people when faced with an issue related to science and technology fairly quickly adopted an initial position of support or opposition based on a variety of ...
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Tepco 'Deal With Devil' Signals End to Japan's Postwar Era
BusinessWeek
The plan had the advantage of making allies dependent on technology from corporate giants General Electric Co. and Westinghouse, according to Michael Donnelly, a professor of political science at the University of Toronto who studies Japan's nuclear ...
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Shared services project might not recoup set-up costs
Public Finance
The fiasco began in 2006 when the seven research councils – for arts and humanities, biotechnology and biological sciences, engineering and physical sciences, economic and social studies, medicine, the natural environment and science and technology ...
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Charge a car in time it takes for a coffee
Sydney Morning Herald
"Nissan is always working on various research and development activities," it said. "However, the technology reported is still in the very early stage of basic studies, thus there is nothing we can communicate at this moment." At present so-called fast ...
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UGA gets $1.2M grant to study nutrition in pecans
AG Week
The USDA grant will fund research by UGA food science professor Ronald Pegg, who is working to expound on studies that suggest eating pecans may help protect against heart disease. He also is looking into antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties ...
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NOAA selects Oregon State University to lead Cooperative Institute for Marine ...
NOAA
“CIMRS science contributes greatly to NOAA's climate and ecosystemresearch goals.” Scientists from the Cooperative Institute for Marine Resources Studies were part of the 2009 research mission that discovered the West Mata Volcano erupting nearly 4000 ...
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NOAA
Researchers generate first complete 3-D structures of bacterial chromosome
EurekAlert (press release)
"What we've shown is that it's possible to combine molecular biology with 3D modelingtechnology to perform studies that tell us novel things about how genomes fold and identify the genetic sequences that are responsible." said Job Dekker, PhD, ...
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Evolutionary Biologist Inducted into American Academy of Arts and Sciences
UC Riverside
The academy is one of the nation's oldest and most prestigious learned societies, and an independent research center that draws from its members' expertise to conduct studies in science and technology policy, global security, the humanities and culture ...
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UC Riverside
Vestas Wind Systems : Vestas and CWEA propose evaluation standards
4-traders (press release)
Approved by the PRC Ministry of Science & Technology, CREIA exercises its functions under the name of the Chinese Wind Energy Association (CWEA). Chinese Wind Energy Association (CWEA) is comprised of Director, Deputy Director, and members. ...
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Educating America About Clean Energy
Huffington Post (blog)
Every known potential source of sustainable energy requires major innovations inscience and technology. And every day that we continue to rely on foreign imports further saps our economy and endangers our environment. The need to solve our energy...
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allAfrica.com: Cameroon: Science and technology - New research ...
Science and technology - New research results presented ... and techniques in housing technology in Cameroon with Yaounde as a case study; and the search ...
allafrica.com/stories/201110190838.html
GW Research Team Receives Nearly $3 Million to Study Inclusive ...
GW Research Team Receives Nearly $3 Million to Study Inclusive Science, ...Science Foundation (NSF) to study high schools that focus on Science, Technology,... feed to receive updates and notifications about University news and events. ...
www.gwu.edu/.../gwresearchteamreceivesnearly3milliontostud...
Study finds 'dengue genes' (Science Alert)
The study, funded by the Wellcome Trust and the Agency for Science, Technology, and Research (A*STAR), Singapore, offers clues to how the body responds to ...
www.sciencealert.com.au/news/20111710-22732.html
Growing Schizophrenic Brain Cells In A Dish Helps Neuroscientists ...
Researchers at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies and the Kavli Institute for ....Stay up to date on the latest news of the future of science and technology from ...
www.popsci.com/.../growing-‘diseases-dish’-help-neuroscienti...
Science News Daily || New technologies challenge old ideas about ...
Daily coverage of the most popular science and technology news ... New assessments by researchers using the latest high-tech tools to study the diets of early...
www.sciencenewsdaily.org/archaeology.../cluster117536032/
New Technologies Challenge Old Ideas About Early Hominid Diets ...
New assessments by researchers using the latest high-tech tools to study the diets ...at the University of Arkansas, was published in the Oct. 14 issue of Science. ...
www.redorbit.com/.../new-technologies-challenge-old-ideas-a...
News | Science, Technology and Innovation Studies
Science, Technology and Innovation Studies, All School Sites ... An interdisciplinary programme of social-science research designed to improve fire safety and ...
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