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Dark matter helped destroy the dinosaurs, physicist posits
Few topics are as effective at grabbing the attention of science enthusiasts. But Lisa Randall .... And now Science News, sigh. Particle dark matter ...
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When tarantulas grow blue hair
... a pretty narrow range, Hsiung and his colleagues report in the November 27 ScienceAdvances. “Between a navy blue and sky blue,” Hsiung says.
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'Bones' in Milky Way could help map galactic structure
BARING BONES One of six bone candidates, seen silhouetted in this Spitzer Space Telescope image, lies about 11,000 light-years away; it is roughly ...
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The science of avalanches
This article appears in the January 9, 2016, issue of Science News under the headline, "White out: To save lives, reserchers explore the physics of ...
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Aircraft industry could take tips from penguins
FRIGID BUT NOT FROZEN A gentoo penguin chills out in Antarctica. New research reveals that oil and tiny pores prevent water from freezing on ...
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Aging, hominid ears, whales and more reader feedback
Ancient South African hominids that lived between 2.5 million and 1.5 million years ago could have heard high-frequency consonants better than ...
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Climate, new physics and Jupiter on the horizon for 2016
Grant also anticipates news from another frontier of physics. “2016 ... Other Science News staffers are no less bullish about the coming year in science.
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Arctic passageways let species mingle
He and seven other scientists compiled from various sources several years' worth of wrong-ocean sightings of whales and birds suspected to have ...
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News Brief: 2016 brings four new elements
The official discovery of elements 113, 115, 117 and 118 (shown in yellow) means that all chemicals in the periodic table's first seven rows have been ...
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CRISPR helps heal mice with muscular dystrophy
Three groups report today in Science that they wielded CRISPR to snip out part of a defective gene in mice with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), ...
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Are you inheriting more than genes from your father?
Two studies published online this week in Science reveal that sperm from the rodents carry pieces of RNAs that alter the metabolism of their offspring.
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50 years ago, a promising agent pulled
... doctors who have been testing this compound on many human patients, mainly for ... arthritis and bursitis pain. — Science News Letter, January 8, ...
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Stretchy silicon sticker monitors your heartbeat
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Shrub cells are true to form
27 Science. The newly described cell lives in a particular nervy neighborhood — an area called layer 5 in the part of the brain that handles incoming ...
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Black hole caught 'burping' galactic gas supply
By Jonathan Webb Science reporter, BBC News, Kissimmee, Florida ... image, I would have been somewhat sceptical," Prof Schlegel told BBC News.
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Special report: Ebola's thin harvest
For more of Science's news and research coverage of the Ebola epidemic, visit our collection "The Ebola Files." For more coverage, see the 1 January ...
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Faking out whales
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — In many parts of the world, people take boats to go whale watching. In places like the Gulf of Alaska, it can work the other ...
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Black Hole's Rejected Snack Becomes Science Goldmine
Remember that mysterious cloud of gas that was supposed to be on a collision course with the supermassive black hole in the center of our galaxy?
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Bipolar drug turns foraging ants into scouts
Young majors also began to forage regularly and scout, something they typically don't do, the team reports today online in Science. “We can ...
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Advance in astronomy 'can help find other worlds'
The pull of gravity on a distant star can now be measured more accurately, shedding light on other worlds, say astronomers. The method makes it ...
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Four elements earn permanent seats on the periodic table
IUPAC awarded credit for the discovery of element 113 to scientists at .... group will name it. us-russian research team has nothing to do with this news.
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Scientific breakthroughs in 2015 that could change the world
The question posed to the top thinkers was this: what do you consider the most interesting recent scientific news and what makes it important?
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'Sewing' with molten glass and maths
US researchers have developed what they call a "molten glass sewing machine" by combining 3D printing of glass with a mathematical model of how ...
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Temperatures spike almost 50 degrees in North Pole
But scientists say it is only exemplifies the challenges facing a region that has been seeing record losses of ice including in 2015, due to rising ...
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Allergies linked to obesity and heart risks
Seasonal allergies, asthma and other autoimmune conditions may leave children and teens susceptible to obesity and heart disease, a new study ...
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How to train your bacterium
... and the Kavli Energy NanoScience Institute (Kavli-ENSI) at Berkeley, is the corresponding author of a paper describing this research in Science.
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Sugar-based carbon hollow spheres that mimic moth eyes
It has already successfully been mimicked by scientists for developing high-performance antireflective coatings for visible lights -- albeit coatings that ...
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Bad science: 5 most notable studies retracted in 2015
Among the more than 2,000 retracted life science papers that researchers ... But Jobb's October announcement -- affecting scientists also in Austria, ... such, the results were widely reported in the news media, including Live Science.
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Scientists discover shark nursery in New York waters
Let's call it summer camp--for baby Jaws. The waters just off the shore of Long Island's Great South Bay have revealed a nursery where young sand ...
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Traces of islandic volcanoes in a northeastern German lake
04.01.2016: Traces of volcanic ash originating from islandic volcanoes have been found in the sediments of Laker Tiefer See in the ...
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The first European farmers are traced back to Anatolia
Human material from the Anatolian site Kumtepe was used in the study. The material was heavily degraded, but yielded enough DNA for the doctorate ...
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Google presents mysterious New Year's Eve doodle featuring unhatched egg
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Rice and palm oil risk to mangroves
He told BBC News that a study of eight countries around the world between the 1970s and the early 2000s found that 54% of deforested mangroves ...
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Tim Peake set for first spacewalk by British astronaut
Tim Peake is to carry out the first ever spacewalk by a British astronaut, Nasa has confirmed. Mr Peake and Nasa astronaut Tim Kopra will venture ...
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Three hits to fight lung cancer
(PHILADELPHA) - Although the most common type of lung cancer - non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) - has recently seen major treatment advances ...
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Stellar revelations
"This is a very important result that will enable scientists to test more directly current theories for how magnetic fields form and evolve in stellar interiors ...
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Brain game–maker fined $2 million for Lumosity false advertising
... and the broader research on the benefits of brain-training games, “our assessment was they didn't have adequate science for the claims that they're ...
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Focus on Five Es, PM tells scientists at Indian ScienceCongress
Addressing the 103rd Indian Science Congress in Mysuru, he also said he was encouraging greater scientific collaboration between central and state ...
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The mystery of the naked black hole
The galaxy SDSS J1126+2944 showing both visible light (white) from the Hubble Space Telescope and x-rays (purple) taken with the Chandra X-ray ...
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High dose vitamin D could treat multiple sclerosis, scientistsfind
Taking large doses of the recommended daily dose of vitamin D could be a cheap and simple treatment for multiple sclerosis, say scientists.
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Top 10 Space Stories of 2015: Readers' Choice
Every year, Discovery News turns to our faithful readers to see which space stories excited you the most and 2015 has been yet another incredible ...
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Reuters Science News Summary
Following is a summary of current science news briefs. Frutarom invests in algae startup for food, cosmetic products. One of the world's largest ...
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Study: Nearly 1 billion trees threatened by California drought
SACRAMENTO -- While much of the country is dealing with rain and snow, California is still dry. One hundred percent of the state is in some form of ...
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Rethinking the science of losing weight
January 4, 2016, 8:33 AM |More than two-thirds of Americans are overweight or obese, but Dr. Louis Aronne says it's not their fault. In his new book, ...
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Artificial pancreas to undergo long-term clinical tests
Through a marriage of control engineering with medical practice and behavioral science, the artificial pancreas system is designed to supply the ...
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Everybody Freeze! The Science of the Polar Bear Club
Just after midnight on Jan. 1, people around the world will ring in the New Year to the sound of noisemakers and popping corks. But on New Year's ...
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Whose Vox? Science/health story via news release
Vox.com has established a clear pattern of solid science/health journalism. In 2015, our team applied our systematic criteria to 6 Vox stories.
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PPPL scientists simulate innovative method for starting up tokamaks without using solenoid
Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) have produced self-consistent computer simulations that ...
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New paste prevents scarring caused by radiation therapy for cancer
... says senior study investigator and rheumatologist Bruce Cronstein, MD, director of NYU Langone's Clinical and Translational Science Institute.
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Scientists find minor flu strains pack bigger punch New York University
Scientists find minor flu strains pack bigger punch ... The scientists aimed to determine how many viral particles are transmitted when ... for the accuracy of news releases posted to EurekAlert! by contributing institutions or for the use ...
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WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER THE MOST INTERESTING RECENT
Stewart Brand writes that 'Science is the only news. When you scan through a newspaper or magazine, all the human interest stuff is the same old ...
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what do you consider the most interesting recent [scientific] news?
Despite that slam-dunk of a choice, my vote for the most interesting/important piece of science news comes in two parts, spanning the last twenty-five ...
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Carl Page on Most Significant Science News for 2016: “Low Energy Nuclear Reactions Work And ...
Thanks to those who have posted about this interesting post on the Edge website by Carl V. Page, a board member of Brillouin Energy, and brother of ...
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Quantum Foam
NAC Science Committee; NASA Science for . ... For more news about quantum foam, and other mind-bending NASA research, stay tuned to ...
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Science news: Trees capture fog – why can't we?; Study
Weekly Science News. Click here for more editions of Science News. Progressive forest canopy water loss during the 2012–2015 California drought: ...
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Science news of the year - 2015
After years of study in September 2015 scientists confirmed that the remains were of an extinct human species that may be the most primitive ...
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Archived news items
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Carl Page on Most Significant Science News for 2016: “Low Energy Nuclear Reactions Work And ...
Feedquote from E-Cat World: „Thanks to those who have posted about this interesting post on the Edge website by Carl V. Page, a board member of ...
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Your ATN@Work: Creating an Autism Learning Network
By Kirsten Klatka, clinical program manager for the Autism Speaks Autism Treatment Network (ATN). In this role, Ms. Klatka helps lead the ATN's ...
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News & Press
It has been a busy year at the Allen Institute for Brain Science. Between new products, new global collaborations, scientific publications, news features ...
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Science News from The Telegraph
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News. Academic schools · Health and Biomedical Sciences. Showing 1 - 12 of 82 news. A student with a massive grin holds a small pennant while ...
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PSP In the News
Plymouth Science Park in the News. If you would like to be added to our press list, have any press enquiries or image requests, please email our press ...
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His comment on being edited made me think of something that is a bit of a tangent. I like the way he writes on his blog. He has personality. I wonder if ...
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How cancer turns good cells to the Dark Side
Provided by National Science Foundation. 2015 highlights continue with this listener favorite about the PhenoCam Network, which is capturing a.
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News Conference Features Next Space Station Crew; Interviews Available ... NASA scientists have released new findings about the Moon's tenuous ...
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A month after Broadcom MASTERS
Sriyaa Suresh was a 2015 Broadcom MASTERS finalist. When she returned home from the competition, she found she had made the local news.
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Blog Archive » Edging in: the biggest science news of 2015
For years, I was forced to endure life with my nose up against the glass of the Annual Edge Question. What are you optimistic about? Ooh! ooh! Call on ...
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A method for controlling gene activation
Researchers from the University of Helsinki have developed a method that enables the activation of genes in a cell without changing the genome.
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Science and Environmental News and Views (Ray Griffiths)
Science and Environmental News and Views Ray Griffiths: This show features news and opinion about variousscience subjects and the environment.
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Spring Data Science Fellowship Opportunity
Assistant Professor - CSE and Cognitive Science Joint Appointment in Contextual Robotics · HCI Opening ... Bradley Voytek in Science News.
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New Science Found on A Human Being
New Science Found on A Human Being - posted in Science News: Want something to blow your mind?First thing youve ever heard off? A man thats ...
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