Advanced technology reveals activity of single neurons during seizures
EurekAlert (press release)
For decades, Brown faculty and students have pursued multidisciplinary research in areas such as brain science, digital humanities, nanoscience, and population studies. Since 2002, under a strategic plan, Brown has invested significantly in research, ...
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Scientists tackle artefact smells
The Press Association
Dr Lorraine Gibson, a senior lecturer in the University of Strathclyde's department of pure and applied chemistry, is leading the research. She said: "We're looking to understand the science behind our heritage and the smells of valuable objects. ...
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ExxonMobil sponsors high school science programme
Gulf Times
The MoU was further cemented when ExxonMobil awarded QU's Environmental Studies Center, a research grant of QR750,000 and funding support of QR1mn to support research on the coastal and marine ecology of northern Qatar. The research grant is being used ...
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Gulf Times
Israel, Russia to boost co-operation on space research
CTV.ca
... planetary studies and space medicine. He says the two nations may also join forces on astrophysical research and satellite navigation. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the integration of Israel's advanced technology with Russia's developed ...
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From candy floss to rock: study provides new evidence about beginnings of the ...
EurekAlert (press release)
In the future, the team will focus further studies on how the earliest asteroids were built. This research was funded by the Science and Technology Facilities Council. 1. "Earliest rock fabric formed in the Solar System preserved in chondrule rim" ...
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SOUTHERN AFRICA: Regional research networks vital
University World News
She urged SADC governments to realise that regional collaboration and inter-connection in the ICT, research and science and technology areas should "trump national interests". Referring to studies conducted in Europe, Kotecha said the development of ...
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BCAS launches HND in Bio-medical Science
Sunday Times.lk
BCAS' schools include for Computing, Building Studies, Management, Engineering and Technology and Legal Studies with an exclusive state of the art English Language Teaching Unit. The programmes are offered through three of its campuses in Sri Lanka ...
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Debut of the first practical 'artificial leaf'
EurekAlert (press release)
"A practical artificial leaf has been one of the Holy Grails of science for decades," said Daniel Nocera, Ph.D., who led the research team. "We believe we have done it. The artificial leaf shows particular promise as an inexpensive source of ...
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So where are these inventions now?
New Straits Times
A research alone may take anything between two and 10 years to conclude, or even more for life science-based studies. On top of that, the journey from lab to the actual market will also require steadfast determination. "Politicians and the public are ...
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New studies sully reputation of biomass as clean and green
MiamiHerald.com
The technology enjoys wide political support and public subsidies at least in part because of the belief that it is carbon neutral. That is, carbon dioxide released from burning wood is equivalent to the amount of carbon absorbed during the tree's ...
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Solving the riddle of the shuddering earth
Fortune (blog)
In the February 1965 issue, Lawrence Lessing dug deep into research providing clues about the causes of earthquakes in this story, for which he won the AAAS Westinghouse Science Journalism Award. It was the height of the nuclear age -- before Chernobyl ...
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Beef cattle: Improving production efficiency and meat quality
The Prairie Star
Agricultural Research Service scientists at the Fort Keogh Livestock and Range Research Laboratory (LARRL) in Miles City, Mont., are conducting studies designed to make cattle production more efficient and to provide better beef products for consumers. ...
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The UK Stock Market, Information Asymmetry & Regulation Fair Disclosure
Stockopedia
The Web is a powerful technology which can help open up and widen access through online tools such as webcasts, email updates and social media. For example, recent research by the University of Michigan has shown the use of direct-access information ...
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For National Science Decathlon students, "it's just fun"
Durham Herald Sun
Nearly 200 students in middle and high school from North Carolina and Georgia competed in various Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) events. Chewning eighth grader Atreyo Best said that it's fun because he likes numbers and building ...
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King OK's major education initiatives
Saudi Gazette
Dr. Khaled Al-Anqari, Minister of Higher Education, said the King has given the go ahead for the setting up of the Studies and Consultation Service Center at Al-Majmma University; Scientific Research Centers at the faculties of Science, Medicine and ...
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A possible new target for treatment of multiple sclerosis
EurekAlert (press release)
The study was performed within the framework of the Center for Integrated Protein Science Munich (CIPSM) – a Cluster of Excellence – and the Multiple Sclerosis Competence Network set up by the Federal Ministry for Research and Technology.
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AFRICA: Exploring the 'academic core' of universities
University World News
The 'input' indicators were: enrolments in science, engineering and technology (SET); postgraduate enrolments; the academic staff-to-student ratio; proportion of academic staff with doctoral degrees; and research funding per academic. ...
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Anthony Doesburg: Nuclear power likely casualty in tide of change
New Zealand Herald
Photo / APN Nuclear power can be all but written off in the wake of Japan's reactor emergency, believes the director of energy studies at Otago University. "I would have thought that Japan will pretty much spell the end of the nuclear industry," says ...
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How Can You Help the Medicine Go Down?
Wall Street Journal
The technology to fix that problem exists, says Valerie Fleishman, executive director of NEHI, a national health-policy research institute based in Cambridge, Mass. "Physicians are sending prescriptions to the pharmacy, so we have the capability to ...
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Move to embrace open immigration
JoongAng Daily
Chung, who's also an adviser for the Prime Minister's Office's Foreign Policy Committee, said that while the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family supports multiethnic families, the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology is in charge of ...
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JoongAng Daily
Lincoln cars most dependable, says J.D. Powers
San Francisco Chronicle
With all the vehicles in the 2011 study equipped with this technology, the incidence of the problem became greater, Sargent said. "At one point it was a luxury feature, and now it's mandated," he said. He would not single out a brand that was most ...
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'Nano-bricks' May Help Build Better Packaging To Keep Foods Fresher Longer
Chem.Info
"This is a new, 'outside of the box' technology that gives plastic the superior food preservation properties of glass," said Jaime Grunlan, Ph.D., who reported on the research. "It will give consumers tastier, longer lasting foods and help boost the ...
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Where's the flourish?
Charlotte Observer
Studies have repeatedly shown that word processors produce better overall writing than anything performed by hand, Graham says, and computers tend to dominate at home and in the workplace. But most schools don't have nearly enough technology to serve ...
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Charlotte Observer
XTL Bio buys schizophrenia drug developer MinoGuard
Globes
MinoGuard was founded by Mor research Applications Ltd., Clalit Health Services technology transfer office, on the basis of a discovery made by Prof. Yechiel Levkovitz and Dr. Shlomo Mendlovic, heads of departments at the Shalvata Mental Health Center. ...
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Making inroads into Africa
Malaysia Star
... Research in Comparative and International Education (Postgraduate Studies and Research Projects)'. He was impressed by the university's emphasis on creativity, and how it is embedded in the curriculum with creative technology as the key focus.
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Malaysia Star
The rainbow of food dyes in our grocery aisles has a dark side
Washington Post
They are causing behavioral problems and disrupting children's attention, according to a growing number of scientific studies. On Wednesday, following the lead of European regulators, a Food and Drug Administration advisory committee will begin a ...
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Destination – Hell. Are we there yet? Drilling and Earthquakes
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Kalev Leetaru, Senior Research Scientist for Content Analysis at the Institute for Computing in the Humanities, Arts, and Social Science at the University of Illinois Coordinator of Information Technology and Coordinator of Information Technology and ...
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College Town
Worcester Telegram
The event was organized by Annmae Javier, a second year pharmacy student at MCPHS, in collaboration with faculty and students from the nursing, pharmacy and physician assistant studies programs at the college. Through an Albert Schweitzer Fellowship, ...
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How the iPad revolution has transformed working lives
Mail & Guardian Online
Speirs teaches computing studies at the private Cedars School of Excellence in Greenock, and is also the IT coordinator there. Last year he went to his bosses with a radical plan: equip every one of the children in both the primary and secondary ...
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Patient Access Solutions Addresses Shareholders
PR-USA.net (press release)
... unexpected changes in technologies and technological advances; ability to commercialize and manufacture products; results of experimental studies; research and development activities; changes in, or failure to comply with, governmental regulations; ...
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Gurnee Dental Office Receives Top Award: Delany Dental Care Awarded 5 Stars!
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As a business that has reviewed and published case studies on the most desirable companies in America, we thought it would be extremely helpful to create a measurement tool using this customer generated feedback. " Delany Dental Care was established by ...
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Wash. state faces quandary with coal it won't burn
The Seattle Times
It is developing wind, solar and geothermal technology and is mandating strict pollution controls on power plants. But China still gets nearly 70 percent of its power from coal and that isn't expected to change soon because the country is building ...
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From candy floss to rock: study provides new evidence about ...
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Dr Phil Bland, lead author of the study from the Department of Earth Science and Engineering at Imperial College London, says: "Our study makes us even more convinced than before that the early carbonaceous chondrite rocks were shaped by ... Researchers observe the resulting interference pattern using a microscope to study the structures within. This technique enabled the researchers to study the orientation and position of individual micrometre-sized grain particles that ...
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New Report Recommends Research Priorities in Treatment of Sleep ...
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Recommendations were developed regarding research study design and methodology, including the need to standardize technology, identify patients who would be " best fit" for ambulatory management of OSA, ensure patient safety and identify ...
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Cost-Effectiveness Research Needs to Be Considered in Developing ...
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Daily Kos: Overnight News Digest: Science Saturday (Earth Hour ...
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In keeping with the theme of the past month or so, Overnight News Digest: Science Saturday is featuring science and other news from the major public research universities in the midwestern states where Republican governors and legislatures are threatening the ... “In games it makes sense to sacrifice some pieces for an eventual winning move,” said Lenski, co-principal investigator of BEACON, MSU's National Science Foundation-funded Science and Technology Center. ...
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Study Finds That Sleepwalkers Learn by Going Through the Motions ...
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What's the News: By videotaping sleepwalkers as they got some shut-eye, French and Swiss researchers caught on tape what other studies have deduced through brain recordings and memory tasks: As we sleep, our brains seem to replay what we learned ... This team darts through each day's science news faster than the ruby-throated hummingbird that beats its wings 80 times per second. Send ideas, tips, suggestions, and complaints to [azeeberg at discovermagazine dot com]. ...
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DuPont Chair & CEO: Industrial Biotechnology and Innovation Can ...
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She cited various DuPont science-powered innovations that will yield products with fuller renewable and recyclable content, and the use of non-food feedstocks for larger volume technologies. ... “Our approach in every instance is one of inclusive innovation,” Kullman noted. “We have worked closely with customers and research partners on feedstock assessment studies in China and the agricultural belt of the United States. There is tremendous power in partnership.” ...
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Nano Patents and Innovations: From Candy Floss To Rock: Study ...
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Civic media goes beyond news gathering and reporting. Learn more at http://civic .mit.edu. The Center for Future Civic Media supports research at MIT to innovate civic media tools and practices and test them in communities. ... About Comparative Media Studies cms.mit.edu. From the start, the CMS program has been invested in understanding the ways everyday people make meaningful use of media technologies and content—both old and new—in the course of their everyday lives. ...
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Share food to fight malnutrition (Science Alert)
Sharing meals with older people – particularly those who live alone – is important to prevent malnourishment, a new study suggests. The research found more than half of the 75 to 85-year-olds interviewed were at high risk of ...
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Nrews Round-Up: March 2011 3rd Edition « The Amazing World of ...
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Posted in News Review by Dr Justin Marley on March 27, 2011. Dementia. There is a write-up of the 2011 International Conference on Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Disease in Barcelona at the Alzheimer's Research Forum. Feedback from the conference includes a more critical ... Although there is a body of evidence relating amnestic MCI with conversion to Alzheimer's Disease in their study, the researchers found this was more likely to be associated with multi-domain MCI. ...
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Funding sought for milk study | Otago Daily Times Online News Keep ...
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More studies on the possible link between consumption of dairy products in childhood and lifetime protection from bowel cancer will cost about $700000, University of Otago health researcher Assoc Prof Brian Cox says. ...
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Against the Tide: Currents Keep Dolphins Apart; Study Finds ...
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Against the Tide: Currents Keep Dolphins Apart; Study Finds Invisible Oceanographic Factors That Keep Populations Separate. 03-27-2011 Previous News. Indo-PacHumpDolphin-1. Conservationists from the Wildlife Conservation Society, ... The study represents a breakthrough in high-tech research on marine wildlife and a foundation for ensuring sound future management decisions on the Indo- Pacific humpback dolphin, a distant relative of the more familiar bottlenose dolphin. ...
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Antarctic Icebergs Play a Previously Unknown Role in Global Carbon ...
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An interdisciplinary research team supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF) highlighted the research this month in the journal Nature Geoscience. The research indicates that "iceberg transport and melting have a role in the ... oceanic surface waters and mixing to greater extents than previously realized," said Ronald S. Kaufmann, associate professor of marine science and environmental studies at the University of San Diego and one of the authors of the paper. ...
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Study: Women's Gains Make Men Anxious - The Daily Beast
By Rosalind C. Barnett & Caryl Rivers
We know from prior research that when men feel threatened, they tend to energetically protect their status. No study can claim to predict the future—but having spent decades researching gender relations, to us, this new report suggests ...
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New ocean research leader lands in San Diego
San Diego Union Tribune
The science center is part of the National Marine Fisheries Service, which is building a $56 million laboratory in La Jolla that is scheduled for completion in 2012. Werner's research has focused on understanding components of the marine environment ...
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New data mined from historic 'primordial soup' study
Los Angeles Times
"It's one of the real exciting success stories for origin-of-life research," said Robert Hazen, an astrobiologist at the Carnegie Institution for Science in Washington, DC, who was not involved in the study. What nobody knew was that Miller continued ...
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Food dyes' favor fades as possible links to hyperactivity emerge
Washington Post
And emerging science suggests it's a harm to children.” Two recent studies sponsored by the British government found that children given foods made with some artificial dyes and a food preservative, sodium benzoate, showed an increase in hyperactivity. ...
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Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas Awards $36.7 Million to UT ...
PR Newswire (press release)
The funded projects highlight the forefront of translating basic science and laboratory findings into practical treatments and technologies." $10996946 to Drs. Steven McKnight, Bruce Posner, Noelle Williams, John Minna, Michael White and Joseph Ready ...
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Rs 9-crore DST grant for Kerala varsity
Express Buzz
THIRUVANATHAPURAM: Kerala University has been selected for a grant of Rs nine crore by the Department of Science and Technology (DST) of the Union Government under the Promotion of University Research and Scientific Excellence (PURSE)programme. ...
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The frugal startup guide to consumer research on the cheap
TechFlash
Connect with us on our Facebook page for all the latest technology news headlines and commentary, plus information and access to special TechFlash events. by Alex Berg on Saturday, March 26, 2011, 9:53am PDT Alex Berg: Feedback is a crucial part of any ...
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Boys and Girls Clubs seek to boost Harford STEM education
Baltimore Sun
The club provides opportunities in a "full STEM ahead" approach designed to generate interest in science, technology, engineering and math. "The classes teach them the fundamentals and get them engaged with hands-on and fun lessons," said Susan ...
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Ullal has greater risk of tsunami, Mangalore is at lower risk
SahilOnline
... Karnataka Surathkal, University of Madras, Bharathidasan University, National Centre for Antarctic and Ocean Research, Goa, Pondicherry University, Cochin University of Science and Technology and Centre for Earth Science Studies, Thiruvananthapuram.
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SimpleCTMS Chosen by Drug Developers and Clinical Research Organizations to ...
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The CRO subsidiary will incorporate SimpleCTMS as part of a suite of platformed services used to optimize clinical research opportunities. science industry, they both recognize the benefit in being able to implement a study management solution that ...
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Africa leaders told to invest more on agricultural research
Afrique en Ligue
The participants also stressed the importance of investing in infrastructure such as roads, hospitals, water, housing and modern technology. They said that several studies carried out by researchers, scientists and in universities most often do not get ...
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AMU Professor attends NACE Corrosion 2011 Conference & Expo
India Education Diary
He is a member of NACE International (USA); Fellow, Society for Advancement of Electrochemical Science and Technology (India) and Life Member of Indian Society of Analytical Scientist. Currently, two major research projects from UGC are running under ...
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Japan's health care system said to be best in world
Daily Utah Chronicle
Speaking at the event will be Akito Ohmura, dean of the Teikyo University School of Medical Technology in Tokyo, John Campbell, professor emeritus in political science from the University of Michigan and Naoki Ikegami, professor and chair of the ...
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How Healthy Is Wireless?
Patch.com
Most studies on the subject seek to determine if these networks cause cancer in humans. Few studies have been conducted to reveal their environmental impact. To date, most scientific research on RF transmissions have shown little health risk. ...
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CBO Recommends Taxing Drivers for Miles Traveled
The New American
The CBO recommends that money be spent on the research and development of new technologies (or the improvement of existing apparatuses) in order to monitor just how many miles car and truck owners are traveling. We have the technology; we can tax them. ...
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Currents keep dolphins apart
7thSpace Interactive (press release)
"Unlike studies of terrestrial species in easily observable environments, marine species are difficult to follow and the barriers they encounter are often invisible to us. Molecular technologies and remote sensing data can be combined to shed light on ...
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The Human Fallout for Japan
Daily Beast (blog)
by Peter Wynn Kirby Peter Wynn Kirby is a researcher with the Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology at Oxford and a research fellow at the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences in Paris. His latest book is “Troubled Natures: Waste, ...
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Investing in social infrastructure: Education and technical skills
Sunday Times.lk
Many studies document the contribution of health and education to economic development. The economic attainments of Europe, North America, Japan and East Asia are inconceivable without their attainments in education and skills. ...
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Global Biometric Market All Set to Expand During 2011-2014
PRLog.Org (press release)
Our report “Global Biometric Forecast to 2012”, studies the overall biometric market in terms of region, technology, and applications. The report also examines emerging technologies and biometric verticals in terms of country level initiatives. ...
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Lake Michigan buoy approval puts wind-assessment project in motion
Muskegon Chronicle - MLive.com
Boezaart described the buoy with laser-sensor technology as being much more flexible, mobile and cost-effective than constructing a meteorological tower with an anemometer. “It will provide a new level of highly mobile research capacity that is able to ...
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Getting the fight against floods right in Ghana
GhanaWeb
Information at the African Studies Department of the University of Ghana explained that, Hey is fresh grass specially dried and kept by pastoralist to be used to feed livestock during dry season when grass is difficult to come by. ...
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An energy program too efficient for its own good
Boston Globe
By Jon Coifman BILLIONAIRE CONSERVATIVE financier David Koch doesn't know it, but the advanced energy-saving technologies used in the new $211 million cancer research lab that bears his name at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology were funded in ...
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WIRED FOR CLASS
The Keene Sentinel
According to a 2010 study from the Pew Research Center on social media use, 73 percent of 12- to 17-year-olds use social networking sites, up from 65 percent in 2008 and 55 percent in 2006. Social media is the latest frontier in technology education, ...
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Paul Prather: Faith versus the multiverse
Lexington Herald Leader
Greene studies the "multiverse," a comparatively new arena of research that posits that our universe might in fact be only one among multiple universes. This isn't the same as thinking there might be life on other planets. All the planets we currently ...
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Lexington Herald Leader
What should the US do with spent nuclear fuel?
Wall Street Journal
Pharmacological studies demonstrated that the mechanism of action was to accelerate the regeneration of the hematopoietic tissues [hemoglobin formation] and the lymphatic tissues [immune systems] - which are the primary essentials for the survival and ...
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Turning the page
Boston Globe
The second was the library of Richard Nelson Frye, this country's greatest Iranologist and, coincidentally, the Aga Khan Professor Emeritus of Iranian Studies at Harvard. The third was the Viennese library of Karl H. Mengel, a specialist in Central ...
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The other side of microfinance
The Daily Star
These two writers are economists based in Washington DC, and both have carried out research on the impact of micro-credit in Bangladesh. Their studies must have been very important because they had to fly from thousands of miles away to Bangladesh to ...
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VICE RECTORATE FOR GRADUATE STUDIES AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ...
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In cooperation with King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST), King Saud University recently held a workshop on writing and publishing scientific papers on Monday, March 21, 2011. The workshop, organized under the patronage of KSU Vice Rector for Graduate Studies and Scientific Research Ali Al-Ghamdi, focused on the global requirements of excellence in science and academic publishing. Dr. Ahmad Al-Khazim, supervisor of the Saudi National Science, Technology ...
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He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not ... Uncertainty Can Increase Romantic ...
Though the study, titled “He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not … Uncertainty Can Increase Romantic Attraction”, was conducted on female graduates, one of the researchers said she believes the findings would also be true for males. ... “ Uncertainty affects our thoughts in general,” Erin R. Whitchurch, one of the researchers, told ABC News. Whitchurch said advanced technology messes with our minds because we now have a million different ways to be contacted (texting, emailing, ...
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Google employs Climate Change trolls to stalk us « Follow The Money
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In an effort to foster a more open, transparent and accessible scientific dialogue, we've started a new effort aimed at inspiring pioneering use of technology, new media and computational thinking in the communication of science to diverse ... That meant previous training in science communication; research in topics related to understanding or managing climate change; and experience experimenting with innovative approaches or technology tools for science communication. ...
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SmartRegion.org » Hampton Roads M&S company receives Joint Chiefs ...
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The Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) J8 conducts studies and assessments to ensure the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS) receives and provides the best military advice on Departmental Force Structure and Resource issues. ... MYMIC's headquarters is located in The MAST Center, an unprecedented collaboration between two Hampton Roads cities, which consists of a 32-acre research, technology and education campus. It is home for the Virginia Modeling Analysis and ...
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Scientists Find a Key to Maintaining Our DNA: Provides New Clues ...
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Study authors found, that like a policeman directing traffic at a busy intersection, acetylation directs which proteins take which route, favoring the protection of DNA that creates proteins by shuttling them down the elite, more accurate course. ... In addition to the researchers at Rochester, Ulrich Hübscher, D.V.M., from the University of Zurich and Judith Campbell, Ph.D., from the California Institute of Technology contributed to the research. ...
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Religious Young Adults More Likely to Become Obese by Middle Age ...
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By Traci Pedersen Associate News Editor Reviewed by John M. Grohol, Psy.D. on March 26, 2011. Religiously Active Young Adults More Likely to Become Obese by Middle Age Young adults who attend a religious function at least once a week are 50 percent more likely ... Earlier Northwestern Medicine research showed a correlation between middle-age obesity and religious involvement at a single point in time. However, the new study followed 2433 men and women for over 18 years. ...
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It's a fact: Cheaters only hurt themselves | tweentribune.com
In the first of the four experiments by the Harvard-Duke team, researchers asked 76 participants on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology campus to take a short test of “math IQ” and score their own sheets. ... Not only does one instance of cheating lead to another, but the school environment can make it easier for students to mentally justify their dishonesty, research shows. Studies by Mr. Stephens and others that show students are more likely to cheat when they are ...
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Two weeks after Japan earthquake, IT industry faces hurdles ...
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IDG News Service (Tokyo Bureau). TOKYO (03/25/2011) – Two weeks have passed since a magnitude 9.0 earthquake and subsequent tsunami rocked eastern Japan, and while a recovery among the country's technology manufacturers has begun, ...
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