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Artificial sweeteners may tip scales toward metabolic problems
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BITTERSWEET The artificial sweetener saccharin, an ingredient in Sweet'N Low, meddles with the gut's microbial community, setting in motion ...
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Banana peel slipperiness wins IgNobel prize in physics
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We've all seen cartoon characters slip on a banana peel, but scientists have now quantified just how slick the yellow fruit's skin can be. The study won ...
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The science of sexual attraction
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If a naked female stands in front of a man, where do his eyes gaze first and why? What judgment can you make about a man based on his hands?
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Mama deer respond to the cries of human babies
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Molecule boosts numbers of stem cells in umbilical cord blood
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READY FOR ACTION The molecule UM171 can increase the number of stem cells from stored umbilical cord blood, a new study shows. Stem cells ...
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Forensic science solves mystery of Richard III's death
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By Agata Blaszczak-BoxeCBS NewsSeptember 17, 2014, 5:00 AM ... researchers using modern forensic science have figured out which injuries likely ...
There's a new way to quantify structure and complexity
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In searching for sense in the complexities of nature, science has often found success by identifying common aspects of diverse phenomena.
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Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2014
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From the impossibly-distant chaos of star-forming hydrogen clouds to a hybrid solar eclipse hanging just above the Kenyan savannah, the winners of ...
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US military's meteor explosion data can help scientists protect earth
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The U.S. Air Force and NASA have ironed out problems that prevented scientists from obtaining a steady stream of military tracking data on meteor ...
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Octobot uses webbed arms to swim faster
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UNDERWATER ROBOT A shoe box–sized robotic octopus with arms and a web made of soft silicone can speed through the water faster than bots ...
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World population may reach 12.3 billion in 2100
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The number of people on the planet is likely to keep rising over the next century. The finding, published September 18 in Science, contradicts previous ...
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Watch out: Cell phones can be addictive
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What's on your smartphone? The apps young men and women spend the most time on give clues about why cell phones might be addictive.
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Sleep drunkenness might be common
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SLEEPY BRAIN Many people experience sleep drunkenness, where the mind is sluggish and confused soon after waking, a new study suggests.
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Chimps raised among humans may have problems as adults
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Chimps may be cute and have mannerisms similar to humans, but they are wild animals. A new study finds that chimps raised as pets or entertainers ...
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Obama takes aim at antibiotic resistance
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The Obama administration is offering a $20 million prize for the development of a rapid diagnostic test that can spot bacteria that are highly resistant to ...
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Biggest dino ever?
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Dreadnoughtus schrani, seen here in a rendering, is possibly the most massive land animal ever discovered. This herbivore likely spent much of its life ...
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Long after JFK assassination, gunshot forensics still limited
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cover of the October 10, 1964 issue of Science News Letter Warren Commission Report — A new way to fight crime, called neutron activation analysis, ...
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US declares war on Ebola epidemic
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... of people killed and rapid geographic spread, Science and Science Translational Medicine have made a collection of research and news articles on ...
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Maven spacecraft reaches orbit around Mars
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Colleen Hartman, deputy director for science at Goddard Space Flight ... Flight controllers applauded the news and shook hands; laughter filled the ...
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Gravitational wave discovery gives way to Milky Way dust
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DUST MAP In this map of the entire sky, Planck measured regions heavily contaminated by dust (red) and relatively clean ones (blue). The map looks ...
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Statins may improve odds of surviving a bleeding stroke
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People in the throes of a stroke caused by bleeding in the brain appear to fare better if they are taking cholesterol-lowering drugs called statins.
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DNA study reveals third group of ancient ancestors of modern Europeans
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The scientists then compared these genomes with DNA taken from more than 2,000 ... at the University of Tübingen's Institute for Archaeological Sciences. ... Our editors' picks for the day's top news and commentary delivered to your ...
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Enormous black hole resides at core of tiny galaxy
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ITTY BITTY LIVING SPACE The tiny galaxy M60-UCD1 (circled in white) harbors a black hole with the mass of around 21 million suns. M60-UCD1 ...
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Hopping robot powered by explosions
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RUBBERY LEGS A tripod of silicone legs helps position this soft-bodied robot prior to a jump. An explosion in a springlike appendage (dark pink, ...
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The top 50 science stars of Twitter
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We have compiled a list of the 50 most followed scientists on the social ... Now, he starts his workday browsing through his Twitter feed for news and ...
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Strategy, not habitat loss, leads chimps to kill rivals
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BAD DUDE Chimpanzee males, such as Titan shown here, kill stray members of nearby communities whom they perceive as rivals for food and mates ...
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Irish students win global science competition
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Last year, Ciara Judge, Emer Hickey and Sophie Healy Thow from Kinsale Community School, who last night won the Google Science Fair, took one ...
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Mummies existed before Egypt's pyramids
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That's around the time when the first pyramids were built, he says. He told Science News: “I know of no other evidence that embalming had even ...
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You can be too thin
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Many people worry about their weight, but eating disorders are different. These are mental illnesses, such as anorexia and bulimia. And scientists are ...
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Hybrid robot merges flier with two snakelike machines
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AIR AND LAND A three-robot hybrid uses two wheeled, bent snakebots and a four-propeller helicopter to travel by land or air, individually or as a team ...
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Why do chimps kill each other?
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All told, the scientists tallied 152 chimp killings, of which 58 were directly observed, 41 inferred from evidence such as mutilated bodies on the ground, ...
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Rounder waists show obesity continues to rise
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The waistlines of U.S. adults have continued to expand greatly over the last decade. Data from 1999 to 2012 show that the average, age-adjusted ...
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New battery design could help store green energy
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For years, scientists have been trying to create cheap batteries able to store massive amounts of this green energy, which can be fed into power grids ...
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Slippery banana study wins Ig Nobel
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By Jonathan Amos Science correspondent, BBC News ... The awards, which are run by thescience humour magazine Annals of Improbable Research ...
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Scientists monitoring Hawaii lava undertake risks
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HONOLULU – Scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory have been ... The observatory issued a news release on Aug.
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ANALYSIS: Can scientists put a face on basic research?
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“There are two ways we can compete with the rest of the world,” explains Gordon, the former chair of the science committee of the U.S. House of ...
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Thousands watch as scientists dissect colossal squid
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A crew member of the boat San Aspring of New Zealand fishing company Sanford, Capt. John Bennett shows a colossal squid he and and his crew ...
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Scientists debate polar sea-ice opposites
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"This was what we might now call a 'normal year'," she told BBC News. Winds had blown ice towards the Canadian Arctic archipelago, piling up the ...
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ANALYSIS: Everyone is well-behaved at DOE 'family' picnic
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Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz (second from left), Representative Eddie Bernice Johnson (D–TX), and Senator Lisa Murkowski (R–AK) listen to a ...
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Environmental Earth Science News Roundup #2
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Environmental Earth Science News Roundup #1 ... More linky goodness from Anne's Environmental Earth Science class at Kent State University.
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Today's IACC Webcast Features Autism Speaks ATN Experts on Associated Medical Conditions
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Science funding isn't likely to be stable until science agencies find the will and way to provide evidence on .... Daily roundup of important policy news ...
Canadian science news: 15-21 September 2014
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Canadian science news: 15-21 September 2014. September 22, 2014. Trouble reading this story or moving through pages? Check it out on Storify ...
Juice Rap News: The Singularity (ft. Ray Kurzweil & Alex Jones)
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Politics, SciTech, Science. Today we travel into the pure world of sci-fi to investigate the much vaunted, mysterious potential future event known as ...
US Declares War on Ebola
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September 17, 2014. U.S. Declares War on Ebola. Jon Cohen & Kelly Servick, Science News. Email Link to Friends ...
3-D scans reveal secrets of extinct creatures
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Paleontologists can dig into fossils without destroying them and see what's inside using 3-D scanning. What they're learning helps bring the past to ...
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Most Interesting Science News Articles of the Week
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Silly science awards, antidepressant effects and the World's happiest country — just a few of the coolest stories inScience this week.
Bad News and Good News from Down Under
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The bad news: in a disturbing attempt to woo customers, some Australian pharmacists are offering in-store consultations with naturopaths. The good ...
Well: A Better Baby ICU
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By many measures, a neonatal intensive care unit with single-family rooms produces better results than one with a shared, open-bay arrangement, ...
Global Warming Concerns Grow
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More than half of Americans said global warming was caused by human behavior, the highest level ever recorded by The New York Times/CBS News ...
World Briefing: Syria: Opposition Investigates Vaccine
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Officials of the Syrian opposition coalition said they had created a commission of inquiry into the deaths of children caused by adulterated measles ...
Open Science News – 19 September 2014
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TV dwells on disaster in covering climate science: study
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The review of coverage by leading television news shows in Australia, ... often framed reports about the science of global warming in terms of crisis. ...
New branch added to European family tree
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New studies of ancient DNA are shifting scientists' ideas of how groups of people migrated across the globe and interacted with one another ...
Q&A: Science journalism and public engagement
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At the same time, Wade Roush, the former editor-at-large of the innovation news site Xconomy and a 1994 PhD graduate of MIT's Program in Science, ...
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Biology Laboratory Manager Presents to Biotechnology Class on Biosafety
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Melissa Battis, the Biology Lab manager for the School of the Sciences, gave a presentation on lab biosafety to biotechnology majors in the BT 205: ...
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Science news from The Detroit News. ... Science. In this artist concept provided by NASA, the MAVEN spacecraft approaches Mars on a mission ...
Streamgages measure drought and earthquake impacts on water
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Panelists shed light on Crimea controversy
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September 19, 2014. Written by Victoria Slater and Sammie Miller, CAS communications interns. Photo by Samantha Coman, CAS communications ...
Mothers drawn to crying babies regardless of species
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As any mother would attest, there's something primal about a baby's cry that demands our attention. New research from the University of Winnipeg has ...
Spy on penguin families for science
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HomeNews and eventsSpy on penguin families for science ... of penguin families to help scientists monitor the health of penguin colonies in Antarctica ...
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Food Science News. Fermented milks around the world. Many cultures have traditional milk dishes based on yogurt or yogurt-like cultured milks.
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In the icy shell of Jupiter's moon Europa, scientists find the first sign of active plate tectonics beyond Earth. 10 · The rabies virus hitches ... News in Brief.
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Mission accomplished: India joins Mars explorers. Indonesia enlists wasps in war on crop killer. Mars missions: Successes and failures.
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Broadcom Foundation and Society for Science & the Public
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The Broadcom MASTERS (Math, Applied Science, Technology and Engineering for Rising Stars) winners will ... cover of the October 4 Science News.
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India celebrated putting a spacecraft into orbit around Mars on Wednesday, hoping the rare feat will show the world it is open for business in space ...
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Training the overweight brain to abstain | Science News ... Science News Magazine “When someone becomes overweight, there's a dampening effect ...
AP Top Science News At 3:33 pm EDT
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AP Top Science News At 3:33 p.m. EDT. Published Monday, Sept. 22, 2014 | 12:34 p.m.. Updated 31 minutes ago. NASA's Maven spacecraft enters ...
Kip Thorne's 'The Science of Interstellar' Coming Soon
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Based on the recent report today, publisher W.W. Norton and Company, announced that Kip Thorne, a theoretical physicist and the scientific adviser ...
Governor helps launch math and science teacher initiative at OSU
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Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin joined Oklahoma State University President Burns Hargis and representatives from the National Math and Science ...
Taking Iron During Pregnancy & Breastfeeding May Lower Autism Risk
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A new study suggests that high iron intake during pregnancy and breastfeeding reduces the risk of autism. The protective effect was clearest among ...
US News Ranks NJIT's Department of Computer Science among
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U.S. News Ranks NJIT?s Department of Computer Science among Top 100.
Dogs can be pessimists, too
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More Plants & Animals News ... 23, 2014 — Using a songbird as a model, scientists have described a brain pathway that replaces cells that have been ...
NASA's Maven explorer arriving at Mars after year
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Scientists believe the Martian atmosphere holds clues as to how Earth's neighbor went from being warm and wet billions of years ago to cold and dry.
March 2014: Science News Infographics
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Author Rob Lamb introduces his article, "Science News Infographics," from the March 2014 issue of The Science Teacher.
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Kiyoshi Mabuchi, of Japan, demonstrates measuring the amount of friction between a shoe and a banana skin, and between a banana skin and the ...
Properties and Pulses in Science
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In active and engaging science classes, first graders explored properties and third graders experimented with electronics. In a recent First Grade ...
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